Point attractor Boxes
In this Grasshopper2 Example File, You can define a point attractor and then use it to model parametric boxes.
Script By: Zahra Ebrahimi
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Comments
Cfeldman
Sorry, this file is a algorith .ghz,
no a gh file !
how can this open ?
rezae
Hi this is for Grasshopper2