I’m trying to work out how to use the Power Law forces on Kangaroo. I’m trying to optimise my path network into an urban scale. I started with a smaller scale network as you can see on the image attached, but when i try into the urban scale for some reason is not working. It might be the value of the forces but I’ve been through several iterations and couldn’t work it out. I would appreciate some help with it.
Could you post the definition for the smaller scale network as well? I noticed the values used were huge (100000 - 500000 mm) and might cause some precision errors, but changing the units to meters and moving the geometry to the origin didn’t affect anything
I am currently doing a urban design which is also about applying the concept of minmal parth networks. The question i have is can not find the same component as you post here. So, could you please let me know which version of Kangraoo is that?
Now, i have download the right version, and download the script you shared online as well. However, this issue happen do you, do you have any idea of how it happed? and how can i solve it?
Hi ForestOwl, I am trying to learn from Designalyze.com, python tutorials by Zach Downey, its a nice platform having tutorials for Python on gh and rhino.Also, thank you so much for the syntax of a cube.I will surely look into it and let you know about further queries.Are you using Python for Rhino 6, because the icon for mine only takes the input of x and y
And surely from the next time I would post a file and an image alongwith.
Regards
I don’t know if he has exactly what you want, but I think I remember Daniel Shiffman has on his Youtube channel “The Coding Train” a series about graph theories. He’s using “processing” but the logic behind is the same. Maybe you can find some help there
Hello, In reference to the attached grasshopper file.
1.As you can see the branching is only attached by the corner points of the square
how do I change it.How do I define a start point and an end point anywhere in the cube other than the corners.
2.This script follows delaunay triangulation for the nearest path.
How do I provide an angle of 120 degrees between the lines for all branching growth
3.Once I get numerous branching iterations, I need to analyse the structure on Karamba, as you see its a looping process, How do I give a thickness to the branches and bake it.
Thank you for your time in advance.
This is something very very urgent.