Freaky SpaceMorphs (Sporph, Splop) for Michael Kraft

Well friends

This is freaky: written for my friend Michael Kraft who wants to do morph business via code (using some of the available Methods, that is).

So for anyone else interested on freaky morph matters ... here we are:

1. The top most C# does a grid with a specific "hex like" brep that Michael wants to morph (on a rather unsuitable surface, I confess).

2. The others do 2 SpaceMorphs either using Michael's brep or using a simple collection of rectangles (way faster and rather more suitable for understanding what's happening).

3. Unless you have a quite fast machine ... stick to rectangles if you want "real-time" response (i.e. keep disabled the top most C#).

best, Lord of Darkness

Attachments:

Morphs_Sporph_Splop_V1.3dm, 334 KB
Morphs_Sporph_Splop_V1.gh, 148 KB

Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by michael kraft on March 16, 2016 at 8:37am

oh man..

thats quite freaky at all!!

will take some time till i´ve figured out what you´ve done there and what its all about..

pollés efcharistíes..

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on March 16, 2016 at 9:04am

For FAQ and/or Support (or warranty claims) > feel free to contact my top C# Guru (a regular in CodeProject).

BTW: Top Guru claims that the actual reason for doing this via code is // programming: but what he actually means is far beyond me (I'm just the boss).

Permalink Reply by michael kraft on March 16, 2016 at 9:29am

harhar..allright,i will come around with a bundle of questions..hope he got the right answers!!the path of the righteous ape is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil ape........

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on March 16, 2016 at 11:01am

After struggling for long (Guru not available) I've added a flip option that rather makes some sense.

But for reasons that I don't actually understand Big Brown Hairy Chief recommends the MotherGoose def that does non morphing transformations.

This is also recommended by The Lord (King of SardineLand) and thus comes with a genuine Da Morgada sardine as a test (for the very brave). As usual: any warranty claim ... blah, blah.

best, King of SardineLand

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Permalink Reply by kipodi on March 21, 2016 at 5:38am

oh that looks painfull.. I was talking about something more modest.. like making panelling operation on a hexagon grid.. so I define one hexagon bounded panel and I can morph it to other hexagon panels..

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on March 21, 2016 at 7:14am

BTW: instead of the rectangles provided you can use hexagons

...painfull...

Well ... don't blame me > blame the ex Top Guru > I found him writing Python things > fired (obviously) > from hero to zero > no mercy.