algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Hello everyone, I am very new to grasshopper and i am learning how to deal with it while making an assignement. so my target is on the picture 1. I created it with the evaluate curve command and I am controling it thourgh a slider to attract to points to the center and change the shape . What I want to do is to copy it with different values on the slider to have a changing pattern. I did make a copy and I am stuck how change to value for each pattern. Maybe I need an equation or something I couldn't figure it out. I would appreciate any help.
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yeah i checked the file again the same problem occured, and according to your screenshot the remap numbers is missing from the file I donnow what happened.
Could you make a screenshot of all the script so I can check what is missing and reproduce it? that would be great
What version of Grasshopper? It will fail without some version of 'ReMap'. That would explain it for sure! I can reproduce your results if I delete it. It is critical for two reasons:
I posted a screen shot earlier of all the code (not including your grid code in the dark gray group) but honestly, there are probably too many hidden details to get it from a screen shot alone. Like the Expression ("x/2") on the 'ReMap (R)' output.
woow, that works like magic thanks a lot for your help much appreciated ^^ and I also have way more information about how GH works than before. I really appreciate it. I just added a move code for the curve so I can move it through two points vector in Rhino and be able to have more variety in the overall panel.
Hello Sarra, I just posted this in another thread and thought it might be of interest to you as the basis for an Islamic pattern?
oww that's so nice. Thanks for sharing ^^
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