Culebra

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Culebra.NET is a 2D|3D Multi Object Behavior library written in C# (Wrapper around Culebra Java library) focused on hybrid system interactions with custom Visualization, Data, and performance features. It contains a collection of objects and behaviors for creating dynamic multi agent interactions. For more information see the Culebra Java Library.

The Culebra grasshopper plugin was rewritten to implement a slew of new behaviors through the use CulebraData.dll which is a wrapper around the Culebra Java Library.

Download:

Download Culebra 2.1 Release

The current version of Culebra is developed for:

-Rhino/Grasshopper 7 & below (64 Bit)

Version 2.1 Features

Wandering Behaviors
Path Following Behaviors
Multi Object Interactions
Mesh Crawling Behaviors
Stigmergy Behaviors
Mesh Color Behavior Influence
Graphics/Geometry Modes
Visualization Features
Single & Multi Object Engines
Zombie Engine
Behavior Chaining with Controller

For any questions regarding Culebra please use the Discussion Forum below.

Website: http://www.complicitmatter.com/culebra-net/
Location: Los Angeles
Members: 142
Latest Activity: Aug 30

DOWNLOAD CULEBRA HERE

Download:

Download Culebra 2.1 for Rhino 7 From Food4Rhino

Demo Videos :

To view demo videos please go to the Culebra.NET page.

CULEBRA 2.0 USAGE TUTORIAL VIDEO

CULEBRA 2.0 MESH CRAWL II DEMO VIDEO

MULTI BEHAVIOR FORCES DEMO

STIGMERGY DEMO

MULTI BEHAVIOR THINNING

NOISE DEMO

MULTI PATH FOLLOWING DEMO

FLOCKING DEMO

SELF ORGANIZATION DEMO

VISUALIZATION DEMO

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Comment by Luis Quinones on March 23, 2016 at 4:57pm: Hi Kim,

Culebra uses only perlin noise and flocking behaviors. The last image you uploaded can almost certainly be created using Culebra, in fact the next release will more than likely have a banding component that will create those types of strips.

Comment by Kim hauer on March 23, 2016 at 12:43pm: or stuff like like this

Comment by Kim hauer on March 23, 2016 at 12:40pm: This is Flocking wonderful! This has great potential for artwork exploration.

I'm particularly interested if Culbra has the potential to produce math structures similar in nature .... as the following?

Comment by Luis Quinones on March 22, 2016 at 10:03am: Hi Zaidoon, Thanks, ill keep that in mind for future dev.

Comment by zaidoon on March 22, 2016 at 9:02am: hi and thanks for the amazing plugin well done ... a feature maybe to consider for the next version is snapping, the trails of the agents snap to the closest point on a grid. saw it on a masters project in the bartlett.

Comment by Syafiq Azmy on March 15, 2016 at 1:47am: Thank you for the awesome plugin. You really help me since I'm doing thesis regarding the swarm affects. I will definitely try this plugin and let you know. Hope you can develop more features of this plugin in the future.

Comment by Luis Quinones on March 11, 2016 at 12:01pm: Hi Christian, thanks, this is the first pass at it, there are more features I have planned for the next release.

Comment by Christian Schmidts on March 11, 2016 at 9:51am: Hi Luis, great to see that somebody is coping with this (promising) topic again after Quelea seems not to be developed anymore.

Looking forward to test it and see your approach this weekend!