Grasshopper question / pregunta

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Permalink Reply by Evert Amador on September 6, 2010 at 11:00am

Hi Angelica,

Does this help?

I need to look why the point of the cone is not exactly on the other point but I need to shut off now!!! sorry

Cheers

Evert

Attachments:

• Orient Geometry.3dm, 69 KB
• Orient Geometry.ghx, 178 KB

Permalink Reply by Angelica Rojas Gracia on September 8, 2010 at 7:25pm

Hi Evert,

Thank you very much I can download the Rhino file but I can't download the grasshopper file, the link is not working could you please attach it again.

Thank you very much

Permalink Reply by brendon_carlin on September 8, 2010 at 8:10pm

hey Angelica,

you can simply copy all the text you see when you click on the grasshopper link above, then paste it into notepad, next save it as a file with extension .ghx. you can then open it in grasshopper.

buen suerte

Permalink Reply by Pablo Cabrera Jauregui on September 8, 2010 at 11:12pm

Hola Angelica,

Este motor GH hace lo que necesitas (para descargarlo haz boton derecho sobre el link y escoges "guardar archivo como...")

Suerte
Pablo

Attachments:

• Orientar_Brep.ghx, 171 KB

Permalink Reply by Angelica Rojas Gracia on September 19, 2010 at 10:49pm

Everyone

Thank you very much,

I am using the files you sent me they were very useful, the curves I have built are grasshopper curves and use some functions like sin and cos, I am able to change the frequency, the amplitude and also coordinates in x and y, but it is no variable in z, how I can have this curve movable in x,y and z using grasshopper no rhino?.

The other problem I have is....when I attach a geometry to my grasshopper file some times it turns to the other direction, please find the attached image, which explain the problem better.


I really appreciate your help,

cheers,

Angelica

Mil gracias a todos, me sirvio mucho tengo las curvas hechas en grasshopper les puedo controlar la amplitud el largo y la frequencia tambien las puedo mover en x y Y pero necesito que tambien se muevan en z, es decir necesito hacer una curva que se mueva en las tres direcciones pero elaborada en grasshopper.

El otro problema que me gustaria resolver son los modulos que se mueven en otra direccion no se porque, les adjunto una imagen donde se aprecia mejor.

Mil gracias por su ayuda

Attachments:

• grasshopper question.jpg, 293 KB

Permalink Reply by Evert Amador on September 22, 2010 at 10:28am

Hi Angelica,

Can you post the definition to have a look at it?

Cheers

Evert

Permalink Reply by Angelica Rojas Gracia on October 14, 2010 at 6:06pm

thanks Evert I will post my complete question and the grasshopper definition in a new discussion I really apreciate if you could help me

Permalink Reply by Marc Syp on September 22, 2010 at 12:00pm

Use a flip curve component on curves that are going the "wrong" direction... also you can flip curves using a guide curve so all curves follow the same direction...

Permalink Reply by Angelica Rojas Gracia on October 14, 2010 at 6:07pm

Hi Marc,

I am posting the new question about this same topic in a new discussion,

Than you very much

Permalink Reply by Angelica Rojas Gracia on October 14, 2010 at 6:47pm

Hi Everyone, (COPY OF THE NEW DISCUSSION)

Thank you very much for all answers I have received, I am developing a project to work with my grasshopper definition. I have been trying to follow a curve rather than a straight line and another curve,

I mean I need 1 simple curve flowing an existing wall, and another curve with basic functions as sin and cos and elements between them. but more than it, if it is possible to create an script, which allow me to create this following a surface.

I have create some scripts with straight lines but I would like to have smooth curved walls.

Than you very much for your help,

Please find the attached files, grasshopper definition and ideas.

Attachments:

• Module for grasshopper.3dm, 50 KB
• GRASSHOPPER 2.pdf, 914 KB
• FINAL DESIGN OF THE CEILING ANGELICA.ghx, 8.5 MB