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At 4:10am on November 15, 2021, Shadi Ez said…: Hi, I have a question for Python (or c#) and Rhino that I would be thankful if you can help me, unfortunately I am not very good at Python. We have a rectangular field, for example, with certain dimensions, we want to have 50 similar squares in it with fixed dimensions, and the only variable is the location of these squares. I want to have an algorithm or code that puts all the positions of these squares together in this bigger rectangular land, and these squares do not overlap.

At 7:43pm on July 11, 2020, Agastya Kumar said…: hi sir i have seen your previous post on pinwheel paneling could you please tell me how to use that scrip on my geometric model as the structure is a brep and i cant add three points for the script to work please help sir

At 12:35am on April 30, 2020, vapeur said…: Your posts are reallllly helpful!! Many thanks!

At 10:09am on February 3, 2017, Evelyn Agiek said…: i am an architecture student and my tutor is focusing on this precedent study way too much i think he basically wants me to do it as my project haha whatever i do he is like go back that tower that ive showed you. I am new with grasshoper started learning it this year and he told me to look at brunching, bone structures and exoskeleton. Thanks for the reply xx

At 11:23am on February 1, 2017, Evelyn Agiek said…: Dear Peter,

I am trying to replicate a tower that looks like this in grasshoper by using l systems and branching would you be able to please help and tell me what you would be the best to do

At 4:50am on July 20, 2015, Flora1.618 said…: wow those curves are sexy. <3 <3 <3

At 5:44pm on May 30, 2015, Ire said…: Hi peter, i have been searching for weeks on end for a solution to my project modelling , and i think you have it. I am making a spatial project involving tree like structures and branching forms, and i stumbled across your discussions here:

http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/surface-deformation-with-points?id=2985220%3ATopic%3A1204695&page=1#comments

and also had a look at your files. i found the fuse fractal test you did with Tsplines was really what i needed, i intend to use it in a similar as it is used here: http://www.l-a-v-a.net/projects/uae-geometrical-forest/

I would really appreciate it if you could coach me through how you generated the lines on GH. I hope to hear from you soon Thanks in advance

Ire