Parametric Bamboo Pavilion | Inspired by Tea Pavilion
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This one is challenging exercise where you can learn:
1. How to create a wavy surface using closest point component
2. How to use surface split
3. Define various curved structure using divide curve, graph mapper and project components
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Is there a way I could create it from a trangular surface? The script so far will only work with rectangles.
You might be able to use delaunay mesh to create such surface
Thank you for your tutorial. Are you sharing the definitions or not? I couldn't find my mistake.
I encourage people to practice my tutorial. So, I can share the definition if someone have practiced my video but finding trouble in creating the model. They can send me an email with the attachment of issued script and then, I am going to give the correct script.
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Rhino-Grasshopper
The sticks in mine are flipped over, the wide part is below and the narrow part is above
how can i solve this problem
@@JanaElshereif you can use Flip component and input the curve, or alternatively using Reverse List component for the points generated by divide curve
there aren't any numbers other than 0 on my panels, i've followed every step
It's amazing how quickly these geometries start to look boring.