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Thanks! Great tips, didn't know the lineweights in viewport trick :D

hey there, can't see where he mentions what expression is used on the graph mapper. Anyone aware of what that would be?

This was a great video, thanks so much. One doubt: Instead of the radii of the circles, what is we want the new domain to define the distance between the circles and the point? How to do that?

Very well explained, thank you! I'm using this to space contours for laser cutting on a plane. I'm changing the gap between the parts dynamically by replacing each element of the list with a sum of itself and a slider value.

Thank you. You helped with my homework!

I'm impressed with the dynamic pipeline feature, but even more so with that awesome parametric guitar script.

Hi, I want to make this script, but you are to fast. Do you maybe want to send me your script?

Hi, I use Rhino for architecture and often work with topographies. I start by building the existing condition from the survey drawing with a rhino surface and then invariably i will need to reshape the surface to accomodate the design. At the moment i laboriously fiddle with control points to try to manipulate it into the new shape I want. I also cut chunks out of it when i need to level it but its very awkward and clumsy and its really hard to get nice smooth transitions for embankments or road profiles. Does anyone know different workflow that will allow me to sculpt a surface rather than cutting it and pushing around points? I am sure there is something that can achieve the results im looking for more elegantly. Thanks for your feedback!

Great Video :) One question: How do you have the name of each function showing in little bubbles above them?

Really helpful, thanks, is there a way to have the Y as a separate parameter? I tried copying the domain and changing expression to y instead of x, but that didn't work, just want to have control of the X and Y instead of a complete square

Keep up the good work 🙏🏻

Thank you! Now I get what's going on here: ruclips.net/video/INXGSENjDUg/видео.htmlsi=HXJQIUj2YjR3vIVR&t=318

Thanks. It would be helpful to keep "Draw Full Names" on when uploading tutorial videos. There's tons of nodes in Rhino, noobs aren't so acclimated to the abbreviations and it can become frustrating trying to guess which components you are using.

the video clip at 14:50 was spot on for me. Great tutorial, I learned a lot with some the of manual things I do that you've streamlined.

pls keep on, do more of these videos, ive watched all 4! thank you!

Can you please make a long Tutorial of it? I really need it now. Or just sharing an example file. I'll be very thankful if you do this.

Make Pls. Long of this Tutorial 🙏

4 lines overlapping eachother, how to split them at the intersection points?

Amazing explanation, you explained everything so detailed and so clearly, most of the tutorials on youtube are just a show off, but yours is really genuine. Am glad to have found your channel even though its 2023! Keep up the good work

this is nightmare fuel...

Thank you for sharing this tip.

Thank you!! very well explained it helped me a lot!! more videos please!! :)

Thank you very much 🌸

It gives me an error using the component List Length. Do you know why? Thanks!

Is it possible to add solid points to solid objects? And when I moved a control point, it didn’t create a straight face like in the video. Do you know why?

Thank you

hey idk how I found this tbh I am just trying to make a berm for my project site and you helped me out, before I just used to use cage and draw a cube and then cage edit but this changes everything bro. I just have one problem It is so annoying working in a project that is askew because then my axis is all messed up so when I draw just squares or shift for lines its not actually following my building axis is there a way to change the axis of the project without actually turning my project so its still facing true north?

Let me tell you that the way you explain things its great. thank you.

Your videos are amazing! i've been really enjoying them as I go through the playlist, thank you!

This is actually insane

make long tutorials pls

I am working your way. Do not know why so many tutorials teach people to work with the control boxes. It takes more time to set all the parameters than to draw this simpler way. Thank you

your tips and trick are invaluable for a newbie like me and, I assume, beyond.

Is there anyway to turn the polyline segments to arcs? I'm digging around and I can find ways to sort of do it but nothing that just instantly changes it to polyline arcs.

Can GH control similar points of multiple curves at one time? In creating a basic four sided awning in 2D, I want to provide the same 'hollow' at all four sides, at the same time. A 'hollow' is a an arc that flows inward of a rectangle...three sided awnings (or sun shades are a great reference for what I mean). It is basically subtracting material from a basic shape. This would speed up my workflow and provide certainty that all 'hollows' are the same at all sides. Thanks for your help and consideration. I have not been able to find a video that comes close to yours.

Great video, thank you for sharing! 👍

One of the best grasshopper tutorials I’ve seen so far!

It is so helpful, in detail and courageous. Thanks for teaching us about rhino

Thanks for the very important tips I got an open brep that prevents me to Boolean the object with another

hi, I did the same as in the video but when I move the control point up the shape transition is not smooth as yours its like straight faces.

hi, I did the same as in the video but when I move the control point up the shape transition is not smooth as yours its like straight faces.

great tutorial! thanks for teaching us how to think in gh!

All your videos makes me so frustrated 😭

I'm not able to solid difference brep group using another groups of breps using grasshopper or rhino

Love this

This trick right here IS almost essential for parametric architecture in general. It's FUNDAMENTAL.

thank you .. you are very kind and helpful❤️

I have 72 lines 5 degree apart intersecting a rectangle, and I do trim with region. It results in 72 Ci but 70 Co, missing 0 and 35 line, both are verticle. Very strange behavor. It does not matter if my starting line is along x or y, the 2 alone y are always missing from Co.

can i get the loft options dialog box back after ive clicked on OK