Grasshopper Tutorial (Origami With Crane)
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2022
- In this Rhino Grasshopper tutorial, you can use the Crane plugin to fold and unfold an origami pattern. This plugin can help you fold any origami pattern by having the mountain/valley/border lines.
More info + Example file 👇
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In this Rhino Grasshopper tutorial, you can use the Crane plugin to fold and unfold an origami pattern. This plugin can help you fold any origami pattern by having the mountain/valley/border lines.
More info + Example file 👇
parametrichouse.com/origami-with-crane
Thank you for this tutorial. I found it very useful to practise with examples from the book Folding Techniques for Designers by Paul Jackson!
Glad it was helpful 🙏
Really cool, thank you! I am most interested in anchoring the base as a structure, then seeing the form as a folded plate structure.
You can do that with constraints...maybe more about it in future tutorials 👋
Thank you so much for your video! It is easy to understand and helps a lot.
Make sure to push and hold down the 'push button to fold' button to get the folding action.
which crane version did you use on this tutorial ?
hi! I am following your tutorial but I can see the folding mesh and I don't understand why? there is maybe a step that you pass?
I dowloaded crane plug-in but somehow I dont have 'Cmesh Preview' command. Can you suggest something else instead of this command please ?
We will make a new tutorial addressing that
I only could install the 1.0 Crane, i follow the instructions, everythings going well but when i link the crane solver it did not work, it said i miss the archive :c
is there a way to have to not have a fill between the lines? and just have it be open so light can come through and it could basically work like overhead covering?
Use the "Edges" output on the "Deconstruct CMesh" command
Hi, I'm a machine operator too! Just wanted to swing by and send you some inspiration to persist! Check mine out, if you have a few minutes.
That's no origami grasshopper 🦗 💀💀💀