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How to: Beginner Simple Seamless Pattern (Grasshopper)
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
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Hello there...
Do you find grasshopper scary? Do you think all tutorials out there are either way too complex or way too simple? Don't worry, I got ya covered - here is a bit more challenging tutorial for a beginner level grasshopper user. Maybe by the end of it - you'll even be able to 3D print out a (very impractical) sake cup for yourself.
Tutorial files here:
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Watching your tutorials is great entertainment. Not only do I learn a lot but I always get a good laugh :). Thank you for the amazing tutorials!
Glad you like them! Appreciate the nice comments~ Yea, I do my best to keep it fun - I think that's the best way to learn
best channel in youtube hands down !!! not only a very valuable content, it is even beautifully, enjoyably delivered !! So So So underrated channel.
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you a lot! Thanks to you and your explanation about graften things I done a pattern with a hexagonal grid! It taked a long time, but I finally got it! Thank you one more time!
Glad it helped!
Thank you too. You can use Parakeet plugin for patterns :) Cheers
Yea, back then parakeet wasnt a thing.
Thank you , Gediminas!
Thanks for watching!
A great tutorial as always, although I do not understand everything I would like in English, I have been able to follow it perfectly. Tomorrow I will print it in 3D. Thank you
Glad to hear that! I would be very interested to see how the 3D print came out! Could you take some pictures and upload them to instagram with me tagged @gediminaskirdeikis ?
Very cool, thank you 👍
Glad you liked it!
Great vidieo . Thanks
my pleasure!
Amazing!
Thanks !
No problem!
Sir no live stream? Just uploaded video....why? 😚❤Any way thanks for this video.❤😚 so clear explanation easy..to understand . good ❤🙏🙏🙏 thank you
Thanks! No livestream because I needed to take care of some stuff in Stockholm. There will be a livestream on Sunday though!
great tutorial!! what if we use a weaverbird catmal clark for final smoother mesh
Hmm - in this case I'm not sure if Catmul Clark subdivision would achieve any additional smoothness as these pipes already have 0-mean curvature.
@@DesignGoBrr thanks
Great
hi gediminas i admire ur work but i am wondering can we analyze this patterned surface with millipede? let me know. thx for everything.
Yes, of course we can. But you don't need to analyze it to see that the structure would be weak, so could only work as a surface ornament/cladding
Wowwwww
Hey one question, why didn-t you print this file? Should it be printed with non planar settings ore something like that?
This one is not that easy to print without supports - if I had to make this - I'd probably print it flat, heat ir up and bend it into a cylinder.
@@DesignGoBrr @Gediminas Kirdeikis Hey so I tried to print it and it worked really nice. I applied the texture to a cylinder (100x40) and instead of 1x1 squares iI used 2x2 and send it to the printer. The pattern is still recognizible as well as the the picture I used in the image sampler. I got a a lot of stringing but It came out way better than what I thought it would. Thank you for the tutorial!
Hello, i can't seem to be able to use dendro in rhino 7 ? is there an alternative to turn a 2D pattern into a volume in rhino 7 ?? Thank you
Hmm, dendro seems to work just fine in Rhino 7. An alternative would be probably to use something like a MultiPipe tool. It may give you even better results.
@@DesignGoBrr Thank youu!! i really appreciate your quick response
Follow the white rabbit. That was fun, thanks.
Haha, glad you enjoyed it :)
cool！！！
thanks :)
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