Differential Growth
In this Kangaroo Grasshopper tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a differential growth pattern on any mesh surface by projecting
Inflate Mesh
Ribbed Corridor (Free)
In this Grasshopper example, learn how to create a ribbed architectural form by inflating a NURBS surface using Kangaroo.
Algorithm by Kaveh Khodabakhshi
Music: (Touch the Mesh) by: Parametric House
Fix/Free Cluster (Premium)
In this Grasshopper tutorial, you will learn how to create a cluster that inflates a U,V mesh along ribbed directions, with full control over how many edges are fixed and how many are free.
Inputs:
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Base Surface
The NURBS surface on which the ribs will be created. -
Flip U,V
Toggle to switch the direction of U and V. Use it to change the direction of fixed isocurves. -
U Repeat
Sets how many times the Fix/Free pattern repeats along the U direction. -
V Resolution
Controls the number of divisions along each isocurve (for better mesh resolution). -
Fix
Number of fixed isocurves—these will stay anchored during inflation. -
Free
Number of free isocurves—these can inflate and move during simulation. -
Inflate
Pressure value to drive the inflation in Kangaroo. -
Flip Inflate
Reverses the inflation direction if needed. -
Axial Strength
Controls the stiffness of the mesh edges—higher values make it less flexible. -
Dash
Length of the dash/gap pattern for visual representation of fixed lines.
Outputs:
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Goals
The combined goals (including inflation and stiffness) to feed into Kangaroo. -
Dash
Dashed curve output for visualizing fixed ribs. -
Pattern
Sequence of 0s and 1s representing the fix/free pattern.
In this Grasshopper example, learn how to create a ribbed architectural form by inflating a NURBS surface using Kangaroo.
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Voronoi Multipipe
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Smooth Stair
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Voronoi With Curve Attractors
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Contour Control
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Contour Polyline
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2-Manage output
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3-Shortest List
Now we have learned the basics of the canvas we will take a look at the most important aspect of
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6-Flatten
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5-Graft
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3D Wave Pattern
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Parametric Ideas 326
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