Grasshopper

algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Hey guys,

I have been using grasshopper for a little while right now and i have been having difficulties with morphing a rectangle based box into a squared base box, the catch here is that both bases have the same area and the iterval between them should remains with the same area as well. what I need is this series of different boxes created and where i can control the number with a slider.

I would rather not use a mesh but any help would be amazing..

i've been killing myself for something that i think someone can find quite ridiculous..

thank you for your help.

 

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Like this?:

All expressions in inputs are dividing the value by 2.

This is perfect i'm going to give it a try now. I'll let you know. 

thanks so much

Just my 2 cents to the topic (Vicente approach is perfectly good). You can control minimum rectangle edge length too.

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This like the response on top spot on but unfortunately my version of rhino is 4.0 not 5 and does not have a newer version of grasshopper.. I cant read this file :( 

There are ~10 components in the definition, I'm sure you are able to recreate it from the screenshot in a matter of minutes.

I got it ;)

is it possible to input the dimensions of the first rectangle? because it finishes in the square which is perfect.

I am trying here to put a difference in height and it worked perfectly but i needed it to be higher, higher than a cube like a highrise pointblock building so i used the functions i have but i would like to have more control, is there a way of making it raise from 3 to 3 meters? maybe it would be easier if a stacked floors gradually.. not sure. what do you think would be the best way to do it?

Here i got to the stacking and controlled the height but there is an error somewhere and i wish i could establish a range, or the first rectangle's plans dimension and i wish i could make it higher than a cube in the last one.. is it possible?

i uploaded my file here if you could have a look it would be great! the stacking is in the purple group.. 

thanks for all the help :)

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