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Download the manual for Grasshopper

January 25th, 2009 No comments

grasshopper-manual

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Now, you can download a manual for Grasshopper from liftarchitects.com. It consists of 75 pages and gives a good introduction to grasshopper and how it working.

Click to Download Grasshopper manual.

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Grasshopper Tutorial – Box Morphing-by baldino

January 13th, 2009 1 comment

Author: baldino

Box Morphing in Grasshopper. Part 1 – basics of the basics.
Box morphing allows you to transform geometry from a reference box (usually the bounding box of this geometry) into a target box, but this box can be, as it is covered in Part 2, a so-called twisted box, where the sides of the box are no longer parallel. In Part 3 and 4, we’ll se how we can use this technique to panel geometry on a surface.
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RhinoScript | Cut solids

January 8th, 2009 No comments

1.*How to use Rhinoscript

2. Cut solids script by Sac3
[VIA] Sac3

Option Explicit
'2008.12.10
'Script by sac3@rhinos.co.kr
 
CutSolid
Sub CutSolid ()
 
Dim arrObjects, arrPoints, arrVector1, arrVector2, arrBD, strCut
 
arrObjects = Rhino.GetObjects ("Select Solids to Cut",8+16,vbTrue,vbTrue)
If IsNull(arrObjects) Then Exit Sub
 
arrPoints = Rhino.GetPoints (True, False , "Pick 3 Points",, 3 )
If IsNull(arrPoints) Then Exit Sub
If UBound(arrPoints) <2 Then Exit Sub
 
Rhino.EnableRedraw False
 
arrVector1= Rhino.VectorCreate (arrPoints(0), arrPoints(1) )
arrVector2= Rhino.VectorCreate (arrPoints(0), arrPoints(2) )
strCut = Rhino.AddCutPlane (arrObjects, arrPoints(0), arrPoints(1) , arrVector2)
arrBD = Rhino.BooleanDifference (arrObjects, Array(strCut) )
 
If IsArray(arrBD) Then
Rhino.ShrinkTrimmedSurface arrBD(0)
Rhino.SelectObjects arrBD
Else
Rhino.DeleteObject strCut
Rhino.Print "Failed to Cut"
End If
 
Rhino.EnableRedraw True
 
End Sub

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a Grasshopper video lesson

January 7th, 2009 No comments
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GumballDemo-RhinoLabs

December 18th, 2008 No comments

Intro :P lugins to demonstrate the Gumball transformation control.

Usage: Click this for more information

Moving the Gumball

Three types of transformation controls. To move the gumball, click, drag and release the controls. If you need to reposition the gumball without moving the objects it transforms, tap the CONTROL key while dragging a transformation control.

gumballcontrols

1. Translation controls:

  • Click and drag on one of the arrows. The translation will move back and forth along the line the arrow lies on.

2. Rotation controls:

  • Click and drag on one of the arcs.

3. Scaling controls:

  • Click and drag on one of the small boxes.
  • If you want uniform scaling, tap the SHIFT key while dragging a scaling control.

Download the Gumball plugins.

[via]Rhino Labs