Piping curve lines from thick to thin

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Permalink Reply by Laurent DELRIEU on September 26, 2016 at 10:23am

Cracked rhino version bad bad !!

A slider outputs just one value
I assume you have a list of curves you will need range to generate values from 0 to 1
You need List length to count the curves for range component
You will need domain if you want radius different from 0 to 1
And 2 sliders to define min max of domain
Curve component to bring curve to
And pipe component

Permalink Reply by Nathakit Sae-Tan on September 26, 2016 at 11:11am

Hi,

Yeah sorry about that. I don't have the money to purchase the full version just yet, but would love to.

Thanks for the advice i will try it out. 

Permalink Reply by Laurent DELRIEU on September 26, 2016 at 1:12pm

Hello,

here are some way of doing, you have to know that range generate X+1 values so I have to put X-1 in the component or in a formula outside to generate the good number of radius.

On a last example I put a graph mapper, I think you will understand. 

I simplify your curves because I didn't want to wait too long, but it is not mandatory

Other advice read grasshopper primer 

http://grasshopperprimer.com/en/index.html

and do the examples. 

For the Rhino, as it is written corporate it means it is cracked, corporate isn't sell. I hope you will have money and you will find that Rhino is worth the money. You can earn money with it, it costs the price of a smartphone but lasts a  lot more. 

Permalink Reply by Nathakit Sae-Tan on September 26, 2016 at 1:24pm

Hi,

For the Rhino, i understand your point. Thanks. I do find it very useful software but as of right now i'd just graduated and still earning is very low. I will definitely buy it for sure.

As for the the advice on the GH, thank you very much. Really appreciate your help. I will continue to learn more and more about Rhino and GH.

Thanks Laurent!