I’m very interested in learn C# I dont know too much about programming so If i Learn C# with focus in videogames and unity those skills could help me to coding in grasshopper. Could be considered a great start or not?

[image] HEEN: At this moment I just want to script in C# component in grasshopper totally noob here The inbuilt script editors are not really helpful for beginners. I think it is much easier to really learn C# and RhinoCommon if you use Visual Studio. Scripting is also programming, the diffe…

I’m more confused now hahaha [image] Jess: The inbuilt script editors are not really helpful for beginners. I think it is much easier to really learn C# and RhinoCommon if you use Visual Studio. thank you, helpful!

One approach, (to getting started with any language), might be to make a simple definition in GH, then try to reproduce it in a code component of your choice.

[image] chanley: One approach … might be to make a simple definition in GH, then try to reproduce it in a code component of your choice. Very good advice. I started my GH journey by replicating the Addition component. :slight_smile: // Rolf

[image] Jess: The inbuilt script editors are not really helpful for beginners I agree that this is perhaps accurate for the C# script editor, however the GHPython one is really highly beginner friendly IMO (then there is the whole issue of starting out with rhinoscriptsyntax instead of RhinoC…

[image] AndersDeleuran: the GHPython one is really highly beginner friendly IMO Long time since I used it… Had this thread in mind: Get selected Geometry with ObjectTable - #4 by Jess

I find that a primary reason why Python lends itself so well for on-the-fly programming on the canvas is that one doesn’t really need breakpoints, debuggers etc. As the language itself comes with a range of functions intended for introspection etc., such as print(), type(), help(), dir(), inspect().…

Yes, I also like Python and appreciate to have it in Rhino. But for extended developments I cannot really recommend it. The inbuilt editors are one reason, but there are also other weak points in python which can be a pain. And this is my current situation while working with python on very complex p…

Agreed, but also perhaps… [image] Jess: extended developments and [image] Jess: very complex projects. …aren’t really super appropriate for beginners. But again, that fully depends on the intention and requirements of the beginner (in this case, do I want to develop compiled Grasshop…

[image] AndersDeleuran: …aren’t really super appropriate for beginners. [image] HEEN: If i Learn C# with focus in videogames and unity those skills could help me to coding in grasshopper. [image] Jess: If you want to do serious development then I’d recommend C#. Rhino Plugins, G…

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Jess February 8, 2019, 9:49am 67

Long time since I used it… Had this thread in mind: Get selected Geometry with ObjectTable - #4 by Jess

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