Modeling The Gherkin in Grasshopper

[@raywong3184]

best grasshopper tutorial ever.

[@3DBeast]

Thank you :) Happy Grasshopping

[@INTJ.A]

As a beginner, I'm very glad that you've improved your explanations a lot better in the last couple of videos. Plus, breaking the video up into smaller sections was a brilliant idea!
Good stuff as always,
Cheers~

[@3DBeast]

Nice catch! Glad you spotted it. Hope I will continue this way.

[@lukadjordjevic5737]

You are true 3D Beast.

[@3DBeast]

😊

[@Fhdsltm]

Please keep going with these kind of fantastic tutorials 🙏🏼

[@3DBeast]

Thank you! I definitely will!

[@jasonfairbanks4714]

Damn! Very nice tutorial. Please make more!

[@3DBeast]

Thank you! More videos are on the way

[@rogersk1599]

brilliant as always

[@michaelfathy6065]

this is amazing one day you have to have millions of followers

[@3DBeast]

Thanks, Excited for what’s ahead

[@hengthourin7449]

impressive , Thanks For Your sharing

[@3DBeast]

Thanks! More to come

[@dxd4019]

i ike the narration alot, helps with learning , thanks!

[@3DBeast]

Glad it helps!

[@Gael_AG]

Impressive , thanks for the video

[@3DBeast]

You're very welcome

[@rhinoXlab]

Excellent bro, where has your voice become? ChatGPT?

[@studio_20x30]

best

[@jasonfairbanks4714]

3D Beast!
I’ve followed your tutorial but came across a “problem”. After making the facade panel subdivisions and using the Weaverbird Mesh From Lines component, I bake the mesh but it bakes as one single monolithic mesh and not as individual panels, like in your video. Any reason why this might be? Thanks for any suggestions!

[@3DBeast]

The mesh you’re getting is also a single mesh for me. To select individual faces, use Ctrl + Shift and click on the desired face.
If your goal is to separate each panel into individual pieces, connect the output of the "Weaverbird Mesh From Lines" component to the "Face Boundaries" component, and then to the "Simple Mesh" component. This will give you each panel as a separate mesh. I hope this helps!

[@jasonfairbanks4714]

@@3DBeast Thank you, sir! It worked! Please make more videos like this. So helpful and above all others!

[@3DBeast]

@@jasonfairbanks4714 Thanks, and more to come!

[@atasafarzadeh7110]

Thanks for the impressive algorithmic modeling.🤠 I'm unsure whether the tower's Roof, which boasts a smooth and neat curvature, is achieved with Weaverbird or loft option adjustments? (Since it's the tower's peak with intricate mesh frames.) Thanks

[@3DBeast]

Thanks! You could increase the density of the mesh for a smoother result. Also, you can try adjusting the thickness of the frame based on their size

[@mohammedbenzha1326]

how can i thank you

[@ian7243]

👍