The purpose of these videos is to show the form finding process using Grasshopper for Rhino. The videos on this channel are related to Architecture, Engineering, and 3D design. If you want to get in touch for private tutoring or questions, visit my Tutoring: www.wyzant.com/Tutors/dco
I have a few other videos with different forms, like this one. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NaUwy5s4n5s.html . If you search my videos by "building" you can see a few other concepts.
Thanks for the kind comment! I here is a neat trick to select by color. You can rick click on the custompreview component and bake it. If you then change your viewport to rendered, you will see the colors baked into the geometry. You can then go to the materials tab in rhino, and you can right click on any material and select objects by the color. This is one way to do it non parametrically. You can also do this parametrically, by selecting the same area number. If you haver further questions, send me a direct email copetedavid.com
this is awesome, the more we can "automate" or "fast forward" less creative focused tasks at our practice, the more time we can dedicate to the real meaningful stuff, this is what parametric design is all about
@@DCOParametric I made different hexagonal shapes and I want to put them on a facade of a building. The Building is rounded so when I isotrim, the Space between each form is not the same.
Is it possible to create a grasshopper (or other, like visualarq perhaps) window of wood frame constructions wherein you specific every detail including the window style, depth/height/width, muntins, casing, trim/crowns on the inside and different for exterior, sill stool etc And then ability to generate accurate live section details from it WITH dimensions and notes? I know, it’s a lot, but this would be immensely valuable. Is it possible? What would it take to create a script (?) that would allow me to make such detailed window models?
Hey David love your videos, learned allot so far from you. I particularly like it when I can actually hear you explain the steps. I know some of the videos are really long and perhaps you don't have the time to explain what you are doing for all of them but I particualrly prefer to hear you explain your steps. Thank you for your work!
