Solid model to Voronoi

Hello guys. Greeting from the far Argentina. I need some help. I started with Grasshopper 2 days ago and I have some problems to get what I want.

I have a solid model that it was sent to me from a supplier. (attached picture).

I have to convert that solid into a sort of Voronoi pattern (attached picture).

I followed some tutorial here in the forum but so far I could not obtain a tridimensional Voronoi of my solid model.

It is possible to receive some help from you guys¡? That would be terrific and very gratefull.

Best regards.

Pablo.

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Permalink Reply by Kim hauer on February 22, 2015 at 8:30am

Thanks, that was so bloody obvious I could have tripped over it and hurt myself. :)
Another less obvious issue, Is Kangaroo going to be able to animate these 2 Letters falling onto a plane and breaking apart into its Vornoni pieces? ... (perhaps its better to use C4D)

Permalink Reply by Hyungsoo Kim on February 22, 2015 at 8:41am

You might really want to see this

Permalink Reply by ng5 Alex on February 22, 2015 at 11:20am

Hello Kim

this question has multiple solutions which at the moment cant test. The shells density is affected by the number of points that are inside each geometry. So a slider in populate component to control the # points is a good start. If their volume is a parameter too then you can set a rule using larger, smaller or equal to achieve similar outcome to I compared to H. Galapagos could also be implemented to find the number of points for I in order the shells to have same volume like H.

edit* i had not seen Hyunsoo's answer

Permalink Reply by Kim hauer on February 22, 2015 at 1:12pm

Kim: You don't have to test those little grey cells, shoveling snow is less demanding :)
I suppose spelling out the word GALAPAGOS would require running the script 9 times
Adding and averaging the volume of all letters then redistributing that number again through each letter followed by second computation.
Yikes! just thinking out loud.