ETS3 Structural Typologies and Design

We're using the Karamba plugin for Grasshopper to analyse our models during the course. There is an example Karamba file here.

If you want to have a look at some of the other example files I showed there are here.

I have a playlist of useful videos on youtube.

There are more Kangeroo Example Files at GitHub.

There are more Karamba Example Files on their website.

Examples for Honeybee and Ladybird on the Hydra website.

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