eat-a-bug FileCrop - Search and Download Rapidshare Mediafire and Hotfile Files Solar Analysis including Occlusion I’ve worked a little more about the Solar Position definition i’ve started here. The definition uses Danel da Rocha’s beautiful solar position script and utilizes it with other components. It creates visual output for any given surface, divided into quads (with side faces of course) and coloring them according to their orientation to the sun. designplaygrounds: Honeycomb Morphologies Update The lastest update from my honeycomb morphologies research is already at the official site , you can go there to to check it out and download the definition.
Dynamo - Autodesk Vasari Dynamo is moving—New release—New pre-release—New website!!! With our new website, we hope to better serve the needs of the Dynamo community with a more structured forum, access to the latest builds and learning materials, and room to grow. The Vasari site has been a gracious host for Dynamo, but the time has come to move out of the house. Head to our new site, DynamoBIM.org, to find out more about the new Dynamo production-ready release Version 0.6.3 and the first release of the new experimental branch with integrated DesignScript and vastly enhanced geometry capabilities, Version 0.7.0. If you were a member of the Vasari forum before February of this year (and your Autodesk Single Sign On is the same email address as your Vasari membership address), you should find that your user name and password for the Vasari site work just as well for Dynamo's new site. Tell us what you think
half-edge mesh | Quotidien Straight Skeleton (imperfect) Posted by trevor.patt on 04/03/2013 · Leave a Comment Straight Skeleton from HEM faces Inspired by a comment, this morning I played around with the idea of composing straight skeletons for the faces generated by the Half-Edge Mesh Definition posted earlier. A polygon’s straight skeleton resembles the voronoi skeleton or medial axis, but is composed of only straight segments (and typically fewer of them, … Continue reading HEM functions Posted by trevor.patt on 03/22/2013 · 4 Comments Offset, Distance, and Walk over Half-Edge Mesh Presented here are three functions for working with Half-Edge Meshes in Grasshopper. Half-Edge Mesh Posted by trevor.patt on 08/15/2012 · 4 Comments Face ID Posted by trevor.patt on 03/21/2012 · Leave a Comment Connecting moving points over a topographic model of Zermatt, Switzerland Following the previous post this code shows how to use the twin-edge function to more quickly identify a point position’s corresponding face from an HEM.
Tesselion : Adaptive Quadrilateral Flat Panelization (C)ODE-(C)OLLECTIVE: GH + Digital Script + Code Collective lúcio santos this is a concept for a stool i'm developing, using bio-design inspirations, in this case the petals of a flower that become both the structural and the seating elements. all the petals of a flower are called a corolla, a perianth is when the petals vary in size and/or color. the perianth stool is composed of two unique elements that are then mirrored along the longitudinal axis making the corolla bilaterally symmetrical.
Nurbs FITNESS CRITERIA is probably where – within any morphogenetic or form finding processes – “subjectivity” is the most “exposed”… recent trends are pushing back towards the return of SUSTAINABILITY as the latest alibi for form: data set extracted from environmental analysis software package are directly – or yet still often via old school Excel sheets – feeding back parametric models… or facades aperature systems are designed according to optimization after to arrays of vectors simulating precise rays of light, etc… fair enough as far as sustainability is probably the most current anti-polemic marketing tool whenever politic is involved… though more worrying in certain case where it becomes an other escapism root to the designer responsability of decision making… “PROBLEM CARING” as design tool versus “PROBLEM SOLVING” as optimization tool… “In computer science, COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY is the study of algorithms to solve problems stated in terms of geometry.” (ie Wikipedia) In process… Dim pt