How to define 3D Objects in Karamba

Hello.

I have a problem in defining 3D Objects in Karamba. What I am trying to do, is that I have 3D scanned a few Irregular stones. So I have their 3D meshes in grasshopper. Then I am trying to assemble them in grasshopper using Aluminium pipes as interfaces, and then I want to Analyze the entire structure with Karamba.

As far as I have understood, we define 1D objects as beams, and 2D objects as shells in Karamba. I've read somewhere that 3D objects can be defined in Karamba as tetrahedron objects. Though I couldn't find any tetrahedron in my Karamba. (Source: https://medium.com/generative-design/structural-analysis-with-karam... )

Can anyone help please?

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Permalink Reply by Filipe Brandão on August 13, 2019 at 6:45am

To the best of my knowledge you can model 3D meshes in karamba (tetrahedron or any other type). The article you linked also doesn't say you can do that in karamba.

Permalink Reply by Amir Arsalan Tahouni on August 13, 2019 at 6:51am

Thank you very much for your reply Filipe.

would you please help me by telling me how can I define a 3D mesh in Karamba? Do you mean just by using "Mesh to Shell" component?

Permalink Reply by Filipe Brandão on August 13, 2019 at 7:45am

Sorry, my bad! I meant to say you can't model 3D meshes in Karamba. You can model 2.5D meshes or shells using the Mesh to Shell component.

Permalink Reply by Amir Arsalan Tahouni on August 13, 2019 at 8:19am

:D Alright, thanks, man!:D

Permalink Reply by George Metters on February 28, 2024 at 6:47pm

thanks for info

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