Random Voronoi Block Paneling

Hello, Im looking for help again here.

Im currently working on this, mostly from examples and tutorials, im pretty new to GH.

The program has two main parts, the one above, to control how the "panel" is going to

fit in the surface, and the bottom one, wich lets you "desing the panel".
( As seen in the jpg ).
I was wondering if, now that the file is working, and the lower part of the sistem can generate infinite diferent panels, if is there a way for the surface to be filled with many

diferent "Panels", and not to use always the same. Or at least generate four or five

diferent panels and use them randomly.

Thanks in advance!!

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VoronoiSurface.gh, 18 KB

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Permalink Reply by nikos tzar on August 21, 2014 at 4:58am

you just need to generate a list of panels with a length equal to the number of cells you have on your surface.

This would do it:

hope this helps,

nikos

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VoronoiSurface.gh, 21 KB

Permalink Reply by Alvaro on August 21, 2014 at 8:02am

That helps a Lot, because it is what I was looking for!

But I am seem to be facing a little problem, in the file you .GH you uploaded, every "block" gets overlapped with all the different "types" in all the spots, Not one per Spot like the image you uploaded.

Anyway, ill be trying to fix this later, and you have been of a great help.

Thank you so much!

Permalink Reply by nikos tzar on August 21, 2014 at 8:28am

Hi Alvaro,

All I can think of is that a "flatten" operation has disapeared somewhere...

I had applied flatten on the output of the [Solid Difference] component. Check if you have it on your file too(see image).

If that is not the case, please check the output of [Jitter] with a [panel] or a [param viewer]. It should be a single list with a number of items equal to the number of panels you have on the surface...

good luck,

nikos

Permalink Reply by Alvaro on August 21, 2014 at 10:01am

Nikos,

It the flatten operation was there. Ironically, when I disable it, it started working perfectly.

Thanks again, you saved me a lot of time! Much appreciate.

Permalink Reply by nikos tzar on August 21, 2014 at 10:37am

that's strange but hey, if it works... :)

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