algorithmic modeling for Rhino
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Hi Martina,
how did you solved the first problem in the head of this topic with DIVA and displaying the shadows?
Thank you a lot!
George
Hi Ernesto,
thanks for having met my mistake!
With your help I was able to finish my academic work:)
Hugs,
Martina
Hi Martina,
I found the error..you just need to delete the Brep component and drug directly the output from the shadow component into the display..I tried into the exmple file too that you find attached and it works fine now
please find attached the grh files(wetransfer)
cheers
Ok Ernesto...
you could try by this link (made by we transfer):
tell me if you can open it.
Best,
Martina
sorry Martina but I can't find attached your 3dm and grh files..I can see only a screenshot :)
Of course, Ernesto!
I posted (grh and 3md...cause my geometry is not visible in the grh)...
The LadyBug says that error is in the "Data Conversion failed from Mesh to Curve".
It depends of geometry?Too complex buildings?
I tried with a more simple model (just one building) and I have the same problem.
What can I do?
Thanks for you interest!
Martina
MArtina,
could you please upload you grh file?
as soon as I can I will take a look to your project..
cheers
Ernesto
Thanks you Ernesto!
From your link, I've understood that maybe the file example "Vector Based Shadow Study" ( https://urly.it/21yng ) was good for my purpose. So, I implemented the same procedure for my urban domain but unfortunately I can not see the shadows on the ground (look at the two red components in the screenshot). The same thing happens when I run the file exemple on my computer, shadows are not visible because they are not projected. Do you have another precious advice on this argument?
Best,
Martina
Hi Martina,
I'm glad that you turn to the dark side of the Force :)
have a look here https://hydrashare.github.io/hydra/index.html
hope this helps
Ern
Hi Ernest!
I am very grateful for your reply, I solved the problems above and I have already done various Ladybug tutorial, as you suggested:)
However, I still have not been able to solve a fundamental issue: how to calculate the shaded surface area (numerically and not just graphically), even when more shadows intersect each other?
I did find tutorials not enough clear about it. Could you give me some suggestion on this topic?
Really thanks,
Martina
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