algorithmic modeling for Rhino
SpiderWeb is a .NET library providing functionality for preforming calculations on graphs. The library is created with a special focuse on the integration of graphs and graph related theroies (e.g. SpaceSyntax) in parametric design envoirnments. Therefore special Versions are avalible for:
Grasshopper
DesignScript (planned)
Any feedback, questions or critic is welcomed.
General introduction into graph theory
Documentation and samples
.NET documentation for SpiderWebLibrary.dll and GH_SpiderWebLibrary.dll
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Hi Guys! I would like to use the idea of adjacency, closeness, betweenness of areas in order to decide on some dimensional parameters of my design. So, potentially I would feed the average shortest paths of each design topology as fitness measure into a genetic algorithm, and maybe Biomorpher. So let's say I subdivide the surfaces which occur below as iterations in Biomorpher and create a graph representation as routes and nodes. Do you know any heuristic which I can calculate the average shortest paths in such way? cheers!
I have tried, but it didn't work.
Should work, have you tried?
Hi Richard,
Sorry to ask can rhino6 install this plug-in?
Is the link to examples removed? I thing the host was redisegnid and links work no more...:(
Hey Richard,
I am trying to open the links you suggest for literature study of the plug in, but they do not seem to work. Is there any alternative?
Kind regards,
Popi
Hi Richard, Thanks for the plugin.
I am catching up on all your papers as well as papers completed by Pirouz. I can't seem to access the previous documentations or links that was posted under the gbl.tuwien.ac.at websites. Have they disabled or archived the access? I am in the process of developing a workflow or a potential tool for early phase brief analysis.
Best Regards,
J
If you take a closer look at the scriptum library there is an example there using BFS -> topologic shortest path in terms of space syntax
http://www.gbl.tuwien.ac.at/_docs/GrasshopperScriptum/GrasshopperSc...
.NET documentation:
http://www.gbl.tuwien.ac.at/_docs/SpiderWebLibraryDoc/index.html
everything there is is what is under Documents section, no more no less sorry.
Again, brain dump...
If you are looking for a more complete library there is a python library for graphs but e.g. it misses spectral graph operations...
Thank you , I see both representation of the graph and geometry within the components.
Would it be possible to get and example of shortest path in .NET?
Maybe you have a github where you share some of examples?
Don't understand, the display components are used in the example. they preview into rhino viewport.
if you are asking for something like graph drawing you can use the eigensystem component to produce a somehow meaningfull drawing into rhino, please read:
http://www.sss10.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/SSS1...
Spiderweb is my personal brain dump so not everthing is there...
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