rectangular grid on latest grasshopper

Hello all i am new to grasshopper,

now i am learning grasshopper from Grasshopper Primer by Andrew Payne

in the tutorial i read, i found rectangular grid on the old grasshopper version has P;X;Y;S as input and G;C;M as output

but in my grasshopper the input is P;Sx;Sy;Ex;Ey and Output is only C;P

can You guys help me to solve this problem because in the tutorial told me to use the G output which is Grid as List

Thank You

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Permalink Reply by djordje on November 23, 2012 at 1:44pm

You can use the "P" output on the newer versions of "Rectangular grid" component, instead of "G" on the older component.

Permalink Reply by Hagani Ginting on November 24, 2012 at 3:06am

thank you so much djordje ,its very helpful !

Permalink Reply by Bora Doker on November 7, 2014 at 3:55am

Hello,

I have one addition question about this same updated version.
In the old version it can create the grids as a center point from 0,0,0 point.
But now in the newer rectangular grid i can only start the corner of the grids from 0,0,0 which pushes center of the grids further.

I tried to deconstruct plane and trying to change the origin with putting values but I think there should be an other thing to do as a default to start the center of the grids from 0,0,0 coordinate but how ?

Permalink Reply by Valentin on November 7, 2014 at 7:07am

Hi Bora Doker
If I am correct understand you. You need try to use area centroid component.

Permalink Reply by Bora Doker on November 10, 2014 at 6:03am

Thanks for your reply, It is close but my problem excatly is with matching the z-axis as with the coincident of the central circle that you created.
In my attachment you can see that with the old version of grasshopper gives you what I want as in RED. But your way that is in GREEN snaps -x/-y corner of the grids to begin with from the coordinate 0,0,0.

So I want to put these grids as symetrical either with the x and y axis. The way should also be created by %100 in GH, without any point or line input from rhino commands.

Hope it helps..

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Permalink Reply by Valentin on November 10, 2014 at 7:18am

Try this variant

Permalink Reply by Bora Doker on November 10, 2014 at 8:24am

Thanks for the enlightment mate... Cheers ! :)

I think this is the only solution for these issues. Its a pity that the default is not what I want like in the previous version though.. :/

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