How to make objects organize in a grid

[Steban_Gomez_Lopez]

[laurent_delrieu]

Hello
I don’t think the screen shot you use helps answering your question. It just show that you have a pirated version of Rhinoceros !
you can measure each object, take the maximum size, create a grid and then place the objects.

Move complex geometries into Grid system with automatic addition

[cali_ALT] 02.Caligraphy_ALT.gh (72.2 KB) Hi there, I am trying to create a data set that adds numbers automatically into a grid, like 1,2,3, etc etc. the numbers are curves with up / down movements ( I want to draw them on a robot) I tried to convert them into sets, move them to area in grid, so far nothing really works. Any help or suggestions much appreciated. Thanks , Ekke in Hong Kong

You can also use OpenNest to nest object on a rectangle.
https://www.food4rhino.com/en/app/opennest

if you really need a grid, my plugin Nautilus has 2 component to do that

Nautilus plugin

Version 1.9.2 brings Conway Circle and the associated constant width curve [ConwayCircle] Ammann Beenker Tiling [AmmannBeenkerTiling] Mesh common test models, a utility that goes on Alec Jacobson Github to pick common mesh models like Stanford Bunny, they are download in temp file.If model are already there they are not dowloaded. [CommonTestModels2] [CommonTestModels] Vector along Slope on Mesh [ConstantSlopeOnMeshToVectors2] Gradient on Mesh From Curve [GradientOnMEshFromCurve] …

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[Steban_Gomez_Lopez]

What I need is for all the objects to be arranged in such a way that there is 1cm of space between each of them

[laurent_delrieu]

Nesting program can do that. Use OpenNest you can specify the distance.

[e11 (Ekke)]

Laurent, are you accusing me of a pirated Rhino version? ( If so, check before posting, couldn’t be further from the truth..)

[AndersDeleuran]

@e11

couldn’t be further from the truth..)

Corporate Rhino - Pirated SW?

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[e11 (Ekke)]

You are talking about Stefan, not me, right? ( the initial posting confused me..)

[AndersDeleuran]

Ah yes, correct. Got confused as well.

[laurent_delrieu]

@e11

are you accusing me of a pirated Rhino version

It was just a remark that you have a pirated version. From previous discussions it appears some users have bought a pirated version without knowing. Some can’t buy Rhino (Iran ?).

[e11 (Ekke)]

Anyway, I want to make it clear that I have a fully licensed R* version, always had and will continue to do so. As an academic, I could use a teaching version but happy to pay for a pro licence myself, as I believe Rhino is one of the best value programs out there. I have given webinars for Rhino, so it would be pretty impossible to work with a cracked version, this just to make it clear…

[laurent_delrieu]

Sorry but I just saw the misunderstanding, @Steban_Gomez_Lopez seems to have a pirated version. I just mention @e11 because your discussion seemed related to this subject.

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[Steban_Gomez_Lopez]