algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Website: http://http://www.food4rhino.com/app/crystallon
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Crystallon V2 is online at https://www.food4rhino.com/app/crystallon. Check it out and give it a try!Yet there are always more improvements…Continue
Tags: division, surface, gradient, mapper, graph
Started by Aaron Porterfield. Last reply by Kenneth Navarrete Apr 22, 2022.
I have constructed two flat surfaces which I would like divide differently (same number of sections, but one with parameters established using a Bezier curve and the other evenly divided). I'm using…Continue
Started by Dominique Escandon. Last reply by Dominique Escandon Oct 25, 2021.
Good afternoon, I am a year 3 student of the Architecture department. I am a rather new member of grasshopper and this plugin in general. I realized that this plugin is very useful for me at this…Continue
Started by Alexis Andreou. Last reply by Alexis Andreou May 26, 2021.
Hi I am quite new to Rhino and Crystallon.I have created a geometry in Solidworks, and export it as STP file. I tried to morph two surfaces for generating the Voxel. These two surfaces were created…Continue
Started by Yikun Wang. Last reply by Yikun Wang May 18, 2021.
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Hi Preethe would you be able to explain the problem you are having?
Hi,
I am a new user of Crystallon. I am facing issues with the Voxel Morph value component. My intention is to densify the voxels towards a curve/Point. Could someone help me on it.
Thank you all for your support on the Crystallon project! I have received a lot of great feedback so far.
I am currently working on updates for the next release coming in the next few weeks. Here is a quick preview of the updates:
All the morphing between surfaces and meshes will now have a "t" input which allows you to use a graph mapper for non-linear divisions. I am working on getting this to work with x and y divisions on the surfaces.
The voxelize component has this for all axis, and now has an input for base plane so you can change the orientation of the voxels.
I have also received requests for an option to export lattices to nTopology. This is a powerful tool and they have created an open source file format for transferring lattice information https://github.com/nTopology/LTCX
I have created and export module and will create in import module soon.
In more exciting news, the 3MF consortium has released a beam lattice extension for the 3D Manufacturing Format. I will be working on a module for exporting beam lattice information to .3MF files soon. https://3mf.io/beam-lattice-extension/
Thank you for all the support and stay tuned for updates as they come.
- Aaron
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