Very nice video. It is buried in the replies and not really clear in the video but to fix the issue, of a single object stacking when you have multiple objects selected, you need to enable 'graft' in the input geometry of the last panel 'move' before you bake
Hey Yachal, thank you! If you'd like to take this a step further and have a complete step by step approach in learning Rhino and Grasshopper that includes our personal coaching, you may want to check out our Rhino for Architects 2.0 Course! Please reach out and send me an email at dusan@howtorhino.com if you're interested and I'll tell you a lot more about it there and share the course platform with you as well! Cheers! :)
Hey thank you for the script, i have one problem with it. My grasshopper moves one object with 5 different vectors instead of moving 5 objects with their own vector. Did somebody encounter the same issue and knows how to fix it?
Thank you for the tutorial! Could you show how you distributed the trees on your surfaces? you showed how the parameters changed the output but didnt show how to do it in grasshopper. would be great to know how this works.
Hi Poldi, I'm not sure I understand your question. Could you please clarify it a bit? On the right side of the screen is a Grasshopper window where the definition is located and I'm explaining throughout the video what it does.
@@HowtoRhino in the second part, you show a list of different number sliders which affect the way your trees are scattered along the surface. For example the surface offset decided how close the trees get to the edge of the surface. You showed the parameters but not how you connected them to commands that are responsible for the result
You're welcome, hope you enjoyed it! If you'd like to dive deeper with Rhino and Grasshopper and get to a proficient level, feel free to shoot me an email at dusan@howtorhino.com, and I'll share the details of our structured, step by step training.
Hey Jhonny, Thanks! Glad you like the tutorial! If you'd like to take this a step further and have a complete step by step approach in learning Rhino and Grasshopper that includes our personal coaching, you may want to check out our Rhino for Architects 2.0 Course! Please reach out and send me an email at dusan@howtorhino.com if you're interested and I'll tell you a lot more about it there and share the course platform with you as well! Cheers! :)
Hi HTR, I have a question. I have been using your definition to distribute a set of objects onto an uneven surface. Anyhow, the result was imprecise, as some of the objects were moved just underneath the surface. Since the objects I am moving are a lot of small houses (rather than trees) I tried to edit the definition so that the points to be shifted were the 4 vertices of the bottom face (hoping that giving more references would have lead to a more neat transition and final result), but nothing changed. Have you ever run in something like this? Thanks
I'm trying to do this exact thing - modeling a suburban context for a large architectural site model. In my case, it's OK if each house digs into the surface where edges aren't exactly aligned, but precision would be useful.
When I render the baked objects lose the materials and become a closed mesh. I am trying to move a bunch of cosmos vegetation assets along with some blocked imported objects on a sloped surfaced
@@HowtoRhino Thanks for your answer. I want to know that how did you do random tree location, rotation and distrubition bar. Also cant wait for your vray for rhino series. Nice tutorials. Love it
Hello, great video! Small question - what if the geometry is multi-layered (e.g. building storeys)? Is there a way to pull the geometry down as a whole, instead of the script reading the geometry as separate entities?
For some reason i dont know , in a similar exercise i'm doing, its projecting multiple objects on top of one another is there anyway i can fix this? your reply will be much appreciated
Hey Joseph, this is very project specific so we'd have to take a look at this. If you support us on Patreon, we can offer you this kind of help. Cheers
I ran into this issue also - it projects the object, but duplicates it somehow based on how many objects you select. If i project two objects, each is duplicated. If i project each object separately its no issue - but time consuming. Not sure how to resolve this.
Hi! Thanks for sharing but I have a problem about Projection Point. You said we need to select both negative and positive and tie them to 'D' section of 'projection Point' but I cant! I can only tie on of the negative or positive bars to Projection Point bar in D part. How can I tie both of them? It is ugrent :(😭😢😥😰
Hi Hammam, Glad you like the videos! Yes, so we use graft here because you would want the separate movement for each tree not everything at once, that's why we use graft here :)
Yes, simply replace the "geometry" component with this one: drive.google.com/file/d/1LS2QPq3lv-xtp-aZUKtXQS2000m-WPo7/view?usp=sharing You can also modify the block in the Rhino window and later click on "Update" to see the result in Grasshopper! Cool stuff! :D
