Fibonacci

Hi Guys,

I wanted to have sth like the attached picture , it is Fibonacci inscribed in rectangle

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Permalink Reply by faya on March 17, 2015 at 5:09am

Thank you for your hint, more than hint, very good and right points,

I checked the Buzon , it seems they are in UK, need to figure out more about their services, the price..., they are more into flooring, decking, you say exterior meaning elevation?

thank you,

Best

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on March 17, 2015 at 5:58am

Exteriors means pavements et all related with exterior walking areas (Buzon he's the best worldwide on these, his father designs the plastic multi adjustable "struts"). Use synthetic wood (save the Planet) and NOT ultra expensive reinforced panels/marble/granite or teak/baquirai .

BTW: This is Academic, right? So ... don't get your hands dirty with pro territory (Structural, HVAC) > outline some abstract concrete "core" > propose something variable (sin W distortion = on) like this (using the stuff - the "basic" truss maker - that you have already). Truth is that there's a zillion other more suitable solutions ... but ...

Permalink Reply by faya on March 17, 2015 at 7:00am

Vow this looks very nice, but then it needs some support from the core(the red part) to the perimeter of the floors, that on working on right now, kind of trusses

BTW: thanks for the info about Buzon, you never know maybe at some projects can be connected to him especially if it is affordable price n its sustainale, its good to know such industries

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on March 17, 2015 at 10:06am

It doesn't (need support) but don't mention vibrations, he he

Back to our topic:

Here's an example about why occasionally the V4 C# turns red (not anymore, mind: V5 almost ready).

With offset curve corner Style = smooth (quite obvious that one) > Imagine offsetting a rounded rectangle (the black one) outwards = no problem (green). Now imagine doing it inwards > apparently after some value > no rounded thing is possible (red) > Loft for floor "sides" fails (for good reason) > solution > change offset value and/or offset direction.

Permalink Reply by faya on March 17, 2015 at 10:30am

yes, I notice this and always while I am playing with C# then I have this mind first , increase the fillet first,.... but rectangle is the same issue, dont think so ...

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on March 19, 2015 at 2:26am

I'll post very soon the V5: very restrictive and bulletproof > no red C# anymore in any condition (but very limited "choices" as well : the Dictatorship of AEC, he he). A process report "panel" informs you about almost everything happening including automatic replacing user values with "compromised" ones.

PS: I would strongly suggest to spend time to get the gist of GH data organization (in 99.99% of cases: trees) instead of looking (theoretically) dealing with them with code. Truth code is rather the best way to deal with AEC real-life complex stuff (especially within teamwork schema(s)) ... but requires a lot of time/dedication/effort to achieve some comfort level. The primary reason that I've used code on this is to outline to you the end of the path: in order to get some rough idea about the implications that occur - all the time - even in a very simple AEC case like this (at this "CONCEPTUAL" stage anyway).

So ... all these C# freaky things are just a memo for the future career of yours in the AEC Industry, nothing more nothing less.

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on March 19, 2015 at 4:30am

BTW: could you ever believe that more than 50 checks are required in order to ... er ... deny your free will? he he

Here's V5A (nicknamed: Salvation) taking control over you as regards some "faulty" entries:

but on the other hand:

Permalink Reply by faya on March 19, 2015 at 4:58am

Hi Peter,

Thank you for your help, for the rectangle I just need the dimension fitting myFAR, if that part works correct, then the other parts I will work manually, ( I mean like loft, fillet...)

About Trees (data organization) is there any suggestion that I can focus on?

Thank you

Permalink Reply by Rahul Sharma on March 3, 2017 at 12:40pm