algorithmic modeling for Rhino
You tube processing not so great, but a preview of Mesh Inflation using StructDrawRhino in Grasshopper (soon to be added into uploaded build).
Refer http://www.geometrygym.com
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Hi Roberto,
You might also be interested in trying the inflation tools in Kangaroo:
There is an example included in this zip:
http://www.grasshopper3d.com/xn/detail/2985220:Comment:206822
It should work with any mesh, provided it is reasonably nicely triangulated
dear, thanks for the help! it work quite well. any news about the imperfection (expansion below the xy plane?)
I'm using Forten or Easy to solve the form finding more precisely but at the moment I'm investigation what gh can do! for example i would like to inflate more complex shapes. i'm trying with a sort cylinder (loft btw a circle and an ellipse). Unfortunately i don't know how to share my definition with you, but here in the pic you can see how the mesh collapses
Hi Roberto,
I'm assuming you want the mesh vertex welded, Weaverbird has a component for this.
The result is probably close to the result you need, get the definition here.
I will take a look at why it expands below the XY Plane, more accurate results can be obtained using a commercial solver such as Oasys GSA (including material stiffness representation)
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