Hi David, The script currently works for only layered surfaces that can be compared 1:1. Ultimately, I would like to expand this script to make ribs for surfaces that fold onto themselves (cylindrical/ veneering)... I hope that grasshopper can help me better visualize the code.
Jimmy On Nov 12, 8:36 am, David Rutten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Jimmy, > > this may be a silly question, but why would you want to translate your > script if it already works? It just seems like an awful lot of work to > accomplish something twice... > > -- > David Rutten > Robert McNeel & Associates > > On Nov 12, 12:13 am, architecture4 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi Everyone, > > > I am an architecture student who sees parametric design and scripting > > as a tool to advancing new architectural forms. I have created a > > waffle-type script (.rvb) that allows for the rapid production (LC) of > > a complex surface. While there are many pre-existing waffle scripts > > mine is unique in that I allow for any two sets of guide lines as long > > as they intersect (to create the waffle-ribs). This allows for a > > flexibility to express surfaces in a warped egg crate. > > > Here are the links to a rhino file (.3dm) and script > > (.rvb)http://digitalbucket.net/download/9bba25d41f434b29/EggCrate2.rvbhttp:... > > > So here is my question: I am exploring Grasshopper and seeing all the > > crazy things it can do for me. How can I translate my rhinoscript into > > ghx? My script is a little complex in that it requires a sort option, > > for which I call an xml file. > > > Thanks, > > Jimmy Shi > > > ps. > > The goal is to eventually have this script break down things that are > > too large for the LC and/or inaccessible with a 3-axis mill.
