This is a minor follow-up to a post I saw on the old grasshopper forum, based on the concept of filling a user-designated grid with randomly placed rectangles:
I have modified the original file, labelled “test_unveven_subdivision.gh” by the original author, into a version with better randomization. I did this because I realized that if the grid was run at the same size multiple times in a row, it would use the same result, as the randomizers were run on a counter that reset every time you ran the code.
This version uses a clock function to alter the seed of the randomizers that you can alter at your leisure.
I will also be replying to a follow up post on this site from the original creator, Laurent Delrieu, where they’ve updated their latest version of the pattern maker rather than the original that I altered, so check them out, they’re the one who knows more about the program than I do.
Get a the orthodox way to cut the mustard on that matter. Using classic Matrix related stuff.
You can get either the modules or the “union” - so to speak. If a Surface is present you can do it on that as well (but the union in a Surface is an internal option).
I think I used Color Wheel, this component as Input accept an integer (number of colors) and output colors. So you could have a color for each area, you get the number of area by using Sets.
