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A list of the the tools or buttons can be generated. Go to the Help menu and "Export Help". You will get all the same information that is available from the context menu Help option for each…
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Included in each Help topic for each component is the Inputs and Outputs descriptions and data types. Right-click on any component and select Help at the bottom of the menu.
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Grasshopper can connect to many external data sources. Many times these connections can update real-time. Both reading from external data or writing data out of Grasshopper is possible. It seems…
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Grasshopper can reference any geometry in Rhino. If you would like to reference a model created in Maya, AutoCAD, Microstation, etc., import the objects into Rhino. Many Grasshopper definitions…
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By using Grasshopper’s Area B (Area Brep) component you can find the area and centroid of a closed curve, surface or solid.
If you would like to find the sum of multiple areas together,…
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It is really up to you to define how Grasshopper generates geometry. Easy stuff like making sure a floor is scaled to match a given area, or making sure a curve has a certain length is normally…
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Grafting is an operation on data structures you can add to all floating and input parameters. It basically takes the existing data structure and puts all the individual data items in their own…
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All Shape boolean components are located in the Intersect tab.
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"Graft" and "Flatten" changes the data structure inside a parameter. Sometimes it is necessary to modify the data structure because the default layout does not result in the desired operations.…
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You can animate a slider so that it runs its range automatically over a series of frames. Simply right click on a slider and select Animate.…
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An Expression is a single line of code that can be used to process data. For example, if you want to make sure that an Integer input parameter never contains negative numbers, you…
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When the Fancy Wires option is enabled in the Grasshopper View menu, then the wire display tells you something about the data that flows through them. There are 4…
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Yes, the Architectural Projects page is a good place to start. There are also many examples on the…
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There are many resources available to learn more about Grasshopper. Andy Payne, LIFT architects, has published a 75-page manual to help people get a basic understanding…
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