Galapagos

In this Grasshopper Galapagos Tutorial, I will show you the basics of the Galapagos tool in Grasshopper. First I will show you a simple example which I will optimize a bounding box for a solid and then I will show you the steps for data visualization.

 

Galapagos

In this Grasshopper Galapagos Tutorial, I will show you the basics of the Galapagos tool in Grasshopper. First I will show you a simple example which I will optimize a bounding box for a solid and then I will show you the steps for data visualization.

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