Hi Chris At the end of this week, we will post more or less 10 more short video clips about GH at www.rhino3d.tv
These clips are 640x480 [ QTime format ]. You could add them to a folder inside iTunes in order, it helps me to be very organize when I give a presentation. But, if you need them in 900x600 HD, I have them in that format too. The final Idea is to have a CD with a menu that will take you step by step into GH. I will use this material for the first time at: http://arquitectura.uniandes.edu.co/scripts/0_docs/noticias/2008/12-19/ with few teachers from MIT. Hope all goes well!... NOTE: All these videos are in English and Spanish just in case you need them. Andres Gonzalez www.rhino3d.com www.rhino3d.tv www.savanna3d.com On Jan 18, 9:54 am, Chris Wilkins <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > My professor has asked me to do a Grasshopper workshop, and I'm trying > to come up with examples that are both simple to understand, and > useful for students in architecture studio. The audience is 2nd year > architecture undergrads who have shown proficiency in Rhino (all 2nd > Yrs do a series of Rhino workshops here). > > Here is one example of simple and useful, which just makes a handrails > and balusters from a > curve:http://groups.google.com/group/grasshopper3d/web/StairRailings.jpg > > Since theres an abundance of brains on this forum, I figure you guys > might have some good suggestions for "simple and useful" definitions. > Any ideas? > > Thanks, > Chris > Clemson University
