algorithmic modeling for Rhino
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Geco is a set of components which establish a live link between Rhino/Grasshopper and Autodesk Ecotect to export,evaluate and import...
MeshEdit is a set of components which extend Grasshopper's ability to manipulate meshes
FlowLines is a set of components to create 2D or 3D-Streamlines and 2D-Euqipotentiallines
for rhino:
MeshPaint is a free Rhino plugin allowing intuitive painting, as is performed with pixel images, but on multi-resolution mesh geometries. Painting can be done based on vertices or faces within a single mesh. Colorwheel, Eyedropper and Eraser functions are included in the plug-in.
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Do you mean bake it to different layers? Yes, but you should be dealing with values rather than "colours". There will be a far greater range of values than the 11 colours in the key - if you look at the RGB values you are inputting to your coloured mesh there are a lot more than 11 colours so you can't say group the blues, reds or whatever. You need to decide the range of values you want to group together.
You could split the mesh into 11 equal ranges which I guess would be pretty close to what you see on screen but these don't necessarily need to be equal and you could have as many or as few as you like. Alternatively you could split the mesh according to the numbers of faces you want each group to contain.
you are using grasshopper, nearly everything is possible
Hello,
I have one question about the coloured mesh result:
is it possible to export each colours on a different layers according to the calculation value results?
cheers!
you are welcome
Thanks for you observation enlightened me!!!
Jacopo,
this image never can look same, because you have to compare the values not the colors. Colors are just a feedback and are remapped according to the min and max values of the calculated radiation.
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Discrepancy in results in Geco and Ecotect
thanks to the great plugin GECO, I'v been using geco for a while, and i found the attributes seem not same. so i download the example file named SolarAccessAnalysis, but i fund its not same either. only the peak value is same. Am i set something wrong? Confusing for this problem for several days. thank you for replying me :)
BTW: I set the SkySubDivison to 15 in Geco & Eco both.
uploaded the Attributes screenshot.
Rhino SR9; Grasshopper 0.8.0066; Geco 1.0.30.0
geco result@Avg.Daily Radiation
ecotect result@Avg.Daily Radiation
Hello everybody,
I couldn´t find this issue with a search though might be frecuent. I would like to make a solar calculation in winter and would like to know what would be the time period for the component?
Is it correct to set a domain from 356 (22th December) to 80 (21st March)?
Thanks in advance.
hey guys can nebuddy tell me how do u define a window component using the export mesh component in gecko for calculaating the daylight levels within a room ?
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