Pixel Tower Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial

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[Tutorial] Rhino_Grasshopper Pixel Tower Tutorial
How to make Pixel Tower in Rhino Grasshopper
Grasshopper script contains 'Divide Domain2', 'Isotrim', 'Center Box', 'Sine', 'Cosine', 'Interpolate', 'Curve Closest Point' components.
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25 сен 2024

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@nickvargas6176 3 года назад

If I want to make the building bigger how can I get the pixels to cover the entire building and not just the bottom?

@JuneLeeDesign 3 года назад

I don't understand because the way how it makes tower is not dividing solids but stacking up cubes on the XY plane.

@ciacengeric 4 года назад

Hi, thanks for your tutorial. I am trying to get the pixelated tower to revit as conceptual mass, it worked,but problem is its consisted of boxes, do you have any idea how to join the boxes into one solid object and get only the outer surface, so we can generate mass floor and curtain wall out of it? many thanks!

@JuneLeeDesign 4 года назад

Use 'Boolean Union' in rhino.

@ciacengeric 4 года назад

@@JuneLeeDesign yes, tried that, need to boolean per 2 floors,cant be all at once,but at least it worked thnks

@rawankhalaf6333 4 года назад

How to modify pixels size?

@JuneLeeDesign 4 года назад

Please use bigger number for rectangle component so that pixel can be relatively small. Or you can divide more pixel by using bigger number in 'Divide Domain' component but than you need to fix the number for z-axis too. If you need more help, please send email to me. Thank you.