Hi,
I am looking to use the Orthovoronoi component from the attached link in a script I am currently working on.
I came across another example of where this component had been used where there is a boundary input in addition to the point input, however, I cannot seem to figure out how to get the boundary input. I’ve attached an image of the component I currently have and the one I am looking to find with the boundary input. Does anyone have any suggestions of how to do this?
Thanks
Hi,
Check it: With Boundary input.
https://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/attachment/download?id=2985220%3AUploadedFile%3A1120075
Credits: John Harding
Cheers,
BVR
Perfect, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
This is a .EXE file, it doesn’t work in gh, how to transform it into .ghuser file?
Hello
I am not sure that Ortho Voronoi is more complex than that !
orthoVoronoiLD.gh (17.3 KB)
The difference with Ortho Voronoi (there is no differences). I didn’t decrypt John Harding script just use some logics.
hello
just suppress the .exe and it will magically became a .ghuser !!!
LMAO 
, GET IT!
Hi Laurent,
some time ago i stumbled accross a publication form Martínez, J. et al. entitled “Polyhedral voronoi diagrams for additive manufacturing”.
You can find the publication here: https://hal.inria.fr/hal-01697103/file/paper.pdf
You can also find supplemental files (including a presentation) here: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3197517.3201343
Do you think this is also possible with grasshopper?
I tried to get my head around this topic, but this is just too complex for my brain
-Kevin
Hello
there is quite no limitation in Grasshopper has you have multiple language available so you can work with most of other powerful library. I did that some times ago, just in 2D.
But if you are after 3D thing there is more work.
Yeah, i’m looking for the 3D version. I hoped it would be easier…
-Kevin
Perhaps it is simple or very simple. It takes time to figure the best strategy. For example in 2D I had to use 3 ways to find the best. But it also depend on what you need, there are many parameters
Which volume ? A cube or more complex
How do you generate the points ? With Grasshopper populate or other tool ?
How do you set the differences in orientation of the shapes ?
Many questions.
Perhaps it is a bit complex, but you can begin digging and make a special discussion for this subject on this forum. I am sure it could lead somewhere.
Hello. I can confirm that ‘orthovoronoi’ is nothing more than Laurent’s definition 
To be honest I would be careful downloading anything from the original grasshopper site these days, not entirely sure it’s really monitored anymore (maybe it is, not sure).
John.
