Equality problem

Hello everyone, it's been long time i've not used grasshopper and I tried to make a very nice tutorial from ThinkParametric for planerizing hexa panels with kangaroo.

I have a very strange problem, my equality is not working normaly, i don't undertsand why i d'ont have two consecutiv true ? If anyone has an idea ?

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Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on October 2, 2015 at 6:58am

He, he.

Armani was some sort of "acid"/black humor ... If you arrive on-site with Armani > your reputation (as an Engineer) will go belly up rather instantly whilst your reputation (as a tender foot) will skyrocket.

But jokes apart and for a given size of modules/project ... and if we are talking about some habitable thingy ... and with some justifiable budget in mind... planarity is a very expensive way to skin a cat. I can tell you 666,66 real-life stories where results are certainly achieved ... but at a certain price/effort.

On the other hand I would prefer to spend some dollars more on a state-of-the art envelope (the skin, that is) than creating a planar nirvana made from cheapo leaky materials/panels: devil hides in the details my friend.

It's easy to get influenced/inspired by all that WOW curvy things around. Bu since time flies and the ephemeral reigns supreme ... imagine their rating the next decade (or the next week).

Besides as the greatest ever said: Less is ... blah, blah.

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on October 3, 2015 at 12:45am

BTW: If you want description (and examples of buildings) on this patented "hinged" system provide your e-mail (it's a ~15MB "intro" PDF for curtain walls, and ~70MB for envelopes).

In fact the system was initially developed for withstanding earthquake lateral deviations on curtain walls (especially having in mind structural glazing, i.e. "frame less" panel systems ) ... then the blob was discovered (or the so called "liquid" Architecture) and the rest are history.