How will you do this ? To make an algorithm you can try to solve it by hand and by little step.
Like said by Joseph, make the levels, then the stairs elevator, then the corridor, then subdivide the remaining surface.
You’ll find many discussions on how to subdivide a shape.
Hi.
I am trying to fit a combination of various predefined rectangles into an area. The the 4 rectangles have a size of (880mmx1300mm),(880mmx985mm),(730mm, 1300mm), (730mm, 1300mm).
I want to fit a combination of these into a larger area. Not all panels have to be used (it might be that the most efficient way would be to simply use one version or two).
The area which i want to fill will have two rectangles inside (windows on a facade) where the panels should not go. I am trying to figure out…
Yes it is possible there are many strategies. Division with lines using Galapagos for example or making some some division in one axis then in one other … and many mores surely.
Search on old forum
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Here a solution but there are many other. In the simple way it divided the surface just with one axis, so it slices it. The you can resubdivide it.
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The idea is to first mesure the surface of slices with equal distribution. The use these surfaces to calculale the good interval for cons…
Most of the time before asking a question it is good to use search in whatever search engine
But there were other discussions for example if it is a terrain and you don’t want parts “inside” …
Hi all,
I would like develop an algorithm that creates plot with equal areas. I generated plots with some rules and tried to subdivide the urban block with equally areas plots. For optimization, I employed Galapagos, it works but not perfectly. To get equal areas, I tried to minimize the standart deviation of the plot areas (actually trying to make it zero).
I managed it up to some point but it is needed to a final fine-tuning. I would be glad for any suggestions or help.
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