See point 7 [image] Help Us Help You Grasshopper Asking questions and getting answers is what this forum is all about. Although people are generally very helpful, there are things you can do to improve your chances of getting good and quick answers. Below you w…

This pattern seems to be done without code by Tara Donovan [image] Tara Donovan - LANKAART Tara Donovan (née en 1969 à New York) est une artiste américaine vivante et travaillant à Brooklyn (New York). Elle est connue pour son installation d'art in situ qui utilise des matériaux de tous …

After some study the pattern appears to a series of looping folded cells, with major and minor branches. This is, in theory, similar to a tree pattern, which Laurent has completed a method a few years ago to calculate using the shortest walk method. So, if you calculated each tree branch, and then f…

I think the “trick” to do this is other than sphere collide (indeed), a bending resistence to the wire. See this: Folding curve on a surface

thank you so much Michael.this movie whats i mean. actually i am looking for the tutorials or definition in grasshopper to make this.

thank you Riccardo for your help.it was close but there are some differences.would you help me like the movie which michael shared.

I have no intention of being rude and only aim to help you help yourself. That’s why i am referring you to “ how to ask effective questions ” Please take a look at point 7. " 7. This is not a do-my-work-for-me group Many of us like to help, but it’s good to see effort on our part being matched by …

So, I am trying to implement the ‘growth’ of a few concentric curves, as suggested by this Zaha Hadid work. One thing I am not understanding is how Kangaroo handles multiple curves in a tree structure. For example, say I have 4 concentric rectangles, as in the attached script, modified after Ricca…

To clarify, what I am trying to do is get the 4 curves to act as collision objects for each other, but not merge or overlap

Create such a this pattern in grasshopper

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laurent_delrieu (Laurent Delrieu) December 16, 2018, 9:42pm 3

This pattern seems to be done without code by Tara Donovan

How to avoid curves crossed over after generated by kangaroo on a sphere surface

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