Unified Joint
In this grasshopper example file you can create a unified joint from the intersection of a series of curves by using the dendro plugin.
Script By:Amir hossein khazaei
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Comments
Claudio
I would like to take advantage of this definition, to apply it to an “organic Point Cloud”, which defines a certain Volumetric Shape. Each _encounter node is obviously different from the other junctions, either in number of elements or incoming angles). I should adapt this definition for each different Node in particular, (one by one) or could I find All the different Solutions that my volume would have?
Help
Greetings (nice work!Congratulations)
rezae
Attachment unified-joints-multiple.zip
Thank you Claudio we are so glad that you liked it.
I’ve attached a sample script from your idea.
I don’t know if that’s relative to your idea or not, please let me know
many thanks,
Cfeldman
Attachment 3DPrinted-Node-02.jpg
Hello !!!
Thanks for the answer, and the Script!
I am studying it…..i need to see with an object if i can resolve each joints
………..
**I would also like to ask, if this is not
also totally applicable to the other Tutorial(s) example :
1) “Digital Joints”, and
2)”3D Printing Connections”
where someone also asked about taking a volume and trying to solve each node ?.
Greetings
Thank you, this site is full of a lot of Interesting Material!
Greetings
Cfeldman
Attachment website-connection-joints.jpg
and these others 2
rezae
Hi Claudio, we are so happy to have you here!
It is totally applicable and practical, we will make those scripts in the future. Thank you for your inspiring ideas.
Best