Hi Steve, creating a filling pattern with identical panels is only possible in a very small subset of cases. It's also impossible to create a closed pattern of hexagons on a freeform surface, unless you allow the hexagons to be non-symmetrical.
-- David Rutten da...@mcneel.com Robert McNeel & Associates On Mar 30, 2:35 am, Steve Townsend <stownsend_...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Hi, I am very new to grasshopper and beginning to get my head around > how to do things. > > The main thing I am trying to achieve is a curving surface made up of > a hexagonal grid (or even better equillateral triangles) that > redefines itself when the surface changes shape. > > An example of the sort of thing i wish to > achieve:http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_pYWndsXyWeQ/Sb3_MS2utmI/AAAAAAAAChw/Z7dZW1y... > > I have followed the diagrid and panelling tutorials in the primer but > I need to create a grid where all panels are of identical size. > > Please could someone point me in the right direction of a way in which > I might achieve this? Does anyone know of any tutorials along these > lines? > > Many thanks, > > Steve Townsend
