This is my self-explanatory solution to the problem (Union all of the data, and put them in each branch wether match or not). I decided to post this 2013 solution of mine after watching a 2014 C# tackling of the problem.
This is my self-explanatory solution to the problem (Union all of the data, and put them in each branch wether match or not). I decided to post this 2013 solution of mine after watching a 2014 C# tackling of the problem.
While using Grasshopper, I’ve been many times confronted with the task of smoothly varying a list of number to achieve some formal effect through number control. Be it a curvature or height control, the problem here deals with easily transforming a list of numbers into another with some of the values smoothly changed. I decided […]
It is quite common to find people confused by the notion of DPI and its influence in media size. DPI is nothing else than the relation between virtual dimension (pixels) and real dimension (inches/centimeters). To ease this understanding and everyday calculations, I created this simple spreadsheet in Google Docs accessible to anyone. You just need […]
Grasshopper does not seem to have the “pick region” feature from the Rhino Hatch command. I have created such an algorithm, taking advantage of recursive computing provided by the Hoopsnake plugin. You can download the .gh file here: FindRegion.gh The overall idea of the algorithm is to find the curve that has the shortest angle relative […]
This Blender add-on is a fork I modified from the original “Import Wavefront (.obj)” which ships with the official Blender release. The motivation for the creation of this modification is the maintenance of materials upon importing new geometry. A common workflow in architecture visualization is the iterative import of exported models from other software, such […]
I had a dream… for a long time. Be able to easily compare climbs from GPX data. Some years ago, I built a Grasshopper GPX compare tool, with 3D visualization and such… but not useful for the everyday person. So now, thanks to some AI help, I have built a webpage that takes care of […]
Dithering is a technique to avoid banding or moire patterns. This technique consists in a probabilistic choice of values instead of a deterministic one. Photoshop has a dithering filter called “Spatter”, while Gimp offers precise options for dithering purposes. However, using an external image editor to reduce the range of a number of values is […]
A friend of mine who has been a long time SketchUp user has recently asked me how to do push pull in Rhino. Here is my take: Execute the command SplitFace If you want to split by a line, simply draw it (activate Near or other OSnap recommended) You have the option to split by an existing (previously drawn) […]
Another take on the problem of shaping a list of numbers according to a graph visual definition. The reason for not applying a Graph Mapper component directly deals with the way Graph Mapper has its settings adjusted. These are accessible through a double-click on the component, disallowing any kind of parametric adjustments (as with the […]
One of the features I have learned to love in Rhino is the Print to JPG feature. Unfortunately, this is still not available to Rhino 5 for Mac users, but there is a solution. The secret is using the ViewCaptureToFile command in its command line variant, -ViewCaptureToFile. From here, you can type the full path or […]
If you use MacOS like me, and seem to depend on Quick Look for every file related task, you would feel GPX files could get a little love. And that is just what Vidar Bronken Gundersen did, he created a GPX Quick Look plugin which you can download from his GitHub page. If you install […]
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