Hello Guys,
any idea how to do this kind of pattern in grasshopper for 2D surface?
TIA.
kind regards,
Fenil
Simply search something along these lines:
âgrasshopper kangaroo growth curveâ
Then go from there ![]()
McNeel Europe JUST released the video recording of âFrom Code to Craft: Computational Design in Art and Furnitureâ
in that video Peggy Yu is using a very very similar method for Differential Growth, see it yourself at the right minute by clicking this Youtube link: https://youtu.be/yMiGEPyL4u4?t=1600
it might not be the exact precooked definition that lets you get to your destination with a single click, but it will for sure give you a very good set of weapons you want to use in this case
Thank you very much! I now understand the basic idea of how to create this pattern. However, Iâm still having trouble controlling the density. I would like the curves to be denser along the boundary of the part, same as in picture and I also need to use them for laser cutting, so the curves should be converted into a mesh.
Do you have any suggestions on how to achieve this?
This might not necessarily be the answer in an elegantly resolved way for your entire system, but 'might provide an idea? You can do a gradual âdivisionâ of your line/curve segments, so that the point population is denser towards one of the curve ends and play with dampening:
dampen_squiggly.gh (39.3 KB)
(spaghetti alert, single squiggly, quick idea test - 'gotta run)