Stella3d Seek Force
In this grasshopper tutorial you can use stella3d to simulate particles which move towards a series of defined curves. This tutorial will help you understand how the seek force component works.
Tutorial By: Erfan Rezaei
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Comments
Cfeldman
Nice Work,Thanks!
rezae
Thank you Claudio
Cfeldman
Sorry, again here :
1-At the beginning, you have “several Texts”, which are changed one after another
… could you show in a second Part how you have done it?
2-I would like to apply that situation, but instead of starting from “Text / s”,
Starting from “images-Line Drawings”,changing one after the other,How should I insert them?
Help!
Very interesting
Greetings
Cfeldman
Attachment Bird_1_Stella_First_Frame.png
I try to do the same work, but with a Group ‘Images’.
( the images are maked with Curves,so it s the same in the Beginning).
Video is ok !, with one image… :
https://youtu.be/dRIqRM9ZHb8
But after that…
third, third to fourth image? for instance?
Anemone?
(The Images-Drawings is not the problem, as they are curved,
and not necessarily of Birds, but they can be Geometries,
but how to change from a first to a second to a third image?)
Greetings
Thanks for the reply
rezae
Attachment Seek-force-list.zip
Hi Claudio,
I’ve attached the seek force that works with list of text. You can change the text by Increasing Path number slider
rezae
I guess with the same method that I’ve attached you can change the drawings.
Many thanks
rezae
Let me know if there was any problem
Cfeldman
Thanks Rezae !
I am trying, …i hope that works !!
—Really Thank you, I hope this goes as I wish,
I look like a 7 year old boy !.
But you know this is all new.—
Greetings
rezae
Hi Claudio!
Claudio, I encourage your curiosity.
I’m so glad and excited about you, working with Stella3d.
Cfeldman
I think I need to change in the “Generating Target”,
The “Text” Component of the Fox plugin,
… but I don’t know which one to replace it with?
It can read-take different Drawings (lines) and not Texts, as in the “Text” command it appears.
(after Merge, the different line drawings)
It seems to me that there would be the error that I do not solve.
Would you know how Stella could read Simple Line Drawings instead of Texts?
– Although Texts are also made of Lines.
How is it that you took Texts and not Graphics-Drawings?
-That Fox Text command, has the reference of the original point and the dimension, it seems important to originate everything later-.
But I don’t know how to replace it yet.
Well I’m looking for how …
Thanks
Greetings
Cfeldman
Yes, …work it!
changing the ‘Text’command for ‘Stream Filter'(Curves)+Slider.
But no easy yet
Greetings
Cfeldman
https://youtu.be/Tyi5efMkB3I
Thanks your help
rezae
Cool!
That’s fantastic