Flatten - Graft - Simplify - Grasshopper Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- In this grasshopper tutorial, I will talk about one of our subscriber's question. Emilio asked about the little icons you see when you right click on the component's input or output. I will explain about them in this video.
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this video deserves 1 million views thaaanks
Thank u BEST GRASSHOPPER TEACHER!!
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This is great, especially the graft visualization.
This MUST return. It's way too awesome.
This is Crystal Clear, you really went into the most important details using patience and time, and this is exactly what's needed to grasp those concepts. Thanks!
This is by far the best explanation of list management if Grasshopper I have come across, with simple but effective examples. Thank you and keep up the nice work!
Wow this is amazing!!! I really like the clear explanation and how you actually show how the data looks!! I was very confused about lists and how/why you would use the flatten graft and simplify tool.
You're welcome. I'm glad you found it useful 👋
Love. Simply the best!
Thanks so much for this really understandable tutorial! I do not comment much on Videos, but this is one of the best explanations I saw for a long time 🙌
Thanks for sharing! This is helpful even after years of using Grasshopper!
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Thank You so much for this video...
It was damn helpful... especially for people like me who have zero computer terminology knowledge and using grasshopper.
This was really easy to understand... :)
You're welcome. Glad that u liked it
that was awesome, the best and most helpful tutorial about flatten, graft,... on youtube. thanks a lot.
Glad to hear that🙏
By far the best grasshopper instructor, thanks a lot !
You're welcome...glad that they are useful
Thanks so much for those tutorials.... now many things make more sense
너무 감사합니다 정말 많은 도움이 되었습니다. 감사합니다!
I'm glad you found it useful
Excellent demonstration! Thank you very much!
Thank you for this great explanation
You were using the term 'group', which is simple and meaningful
Usually in the Grasshopper community, they use the term 'list'
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Excellent tutorial. I like all the detailed explanations and examples. Very clear.
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Thank You! Amazing tutorial, very useful.
Simply amazing, congratulations! Finally an explanation that rocks! ...two thumbs up.
You're welcome :)
you are wonderfull
such a great tutorial
thanks a lot
thank you for this informative video
very clear! thanks!
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It's very helpful! Thank u so much!
Very clear explanations thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Muchas gracias, gran tutorial.
You're welcome :)
Thank you. You ought to make more video similar as this one.
Perfect guide ! Thanks!
thank you so much
thank you
Incredible. this solves a lot of my problems
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Thank you so much for the great tutorial. can you give some more information on tree structures(data)?
Thanks a lot!!! it helps a lot.
Amazing!thanks for that explanation!
Great ! very clear!
Thank you! Really helpful!!!
Helpful explanation, thank you!
Thanks.... 👍
Awesome...thanks
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Top. Thank you very much
Thank you so much for very clear and helpful explanation.
Can we use flatten on a deconstruct brep component applid on a group of elements , to isolate one of them?
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Try shift paths to pull back a set of grouped data. Flatten will just put everything in one group
finally I understand what flatten and graft are xD
good teacher，thank you
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Very helpful thank you
thanks a lot! it is really helpful for us...
Thank you very much :)
Great tutorials! thank you!
you are the Best
thnx
Thanksss!! Excelente content easy learning!!
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Very helpful bro.
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thank you !
You're welcome!
Very informative, thank you,
Perhaps a bit too quick with your ability, overpowering the time it take’s to see what you just did and how!
Thank goodness for pause & rewind
You're welcome :) Glad that it's useful
Thanks you
You're welcome Sergio
hey p.h which program do you use to type/drawn in the screen?
hey, these options when right clicked are not shown for me.., only preview, enabled and bake is shown, can someone tell me a solution to this
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thANKS A LOT~
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How to show the name of the component above the component?
Ex. word "Point" above "point component"
hey, I really appreacite your work. I was thinking to get a 3 months plan, but monthly payments of 30+$ would be better for me than paying once 100$. Have you considered to enable payments in monthly instalments?
Thanks So So. Unfortunately our minimum plan is 3-month and that is because we are adding weekly videos to the course.
@@ParametricHouse yes, i get it :) I would of course get a 3 months plan, but rather pay each month for the period of these 3 months than make payment once, at the beginning.
What do you use to zoom and annotate screen?
tks it was such a pain to understand graft and flatten
You're welcome :)
that was helpful :)
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wow!!
i have been looking for a while how u automatically show the grasshopper command name at the top of it when put it in grasshopper? is it using another plug in or just settings? this video is really helpful, thank you
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@@ParametricHouse Thankyou very much, already subscribed. I am looking for a tutorial about preparing a file in rhino/grasshopper for ready to 3d/laser printing, like the labeling or numbering, is there any material about this?
Can you, please, explain what is the Path Mapper component, what is used for, when we should use it ? Thank you.
Well i believe you really don't need the Path mapper component most of the time. Install the Treesloth plugin and actually you will have the path mapper functionality much easier
@@ParametricHouse thank you, I'll check that out
nice~~~
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Wouldn't it be better if you used the term "paths" & "branches," instead of "groups"...?
There are just enough visual context clues to follow along, but I witnessed new Grasshopper users who had a tough time following along during the "flatten" & "graft" demonstration of your video.
The offical Grasshopper help documents & Grasshopper UI itself use the terms "paths/branches/data items", so they found it hard to follow along as you tried to explain data items ("leaves") & branches as "groups" (e.g., @10:12).
It did not help that the video kept repeating "groups" when there's a frequently utilized Rhino command, "_Group."
Your videos are generally helpful, but using proper/technical terms (b/c Rhino & Grasshopper are very technical) & being succinct with your words could avoid further confusion to other viewers out there as well.
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This was not a help because rhino six works a bit different when it comes to the loft command