hi, glad to see that my tutorial is appreciated. it was meant to be an introduction to grasshopper, not a manual on how to build a complete complex tower
anyway, you can try the following: if your base shape is not an ellipse, join your curves in a single one (in rhino or with the Join Curves component), this will work jut like the ellipse as a shape then for the core, you could create a second "tower" inside the other, and then perform boolean operations to cut out the core from the slabs hope this helps On Jan 11, 12:05 pm, Damyanov <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all :) > Sorry to post it for second time, but i didn't see it as a topic in > the discussion section. If it already i appologyze myself. > > I am a very beginner for grasshopper but i am finding it amazing! > I am trying to make a tower according to this tutorial : > > http://jonb.free.fr/nao/index.php/2008/12/20/grasshopper-tutorial-by-... > > The problem ist that i have more than one basic curve (in the tutorial > is an Elipse) which i would like to deform (scaling, rotating an so > on).- my outside shape , and i have some cores where the stairs and > the vertical communications should are. > So - the question is: > > Can i use more curves and deform them at once so that they could be > deform equal? > > If i apply the schema to all curves one by one the vertical shape is > different and the cores are simply not in the general outside shape... > > Can someone help me for this problem?
