As a new Rhino and Grasshopper user, I am grateful for the help I have received from this community. With your help, I was able to create an irregular parametric dome. Now, I would love to personalize it a bit more by incorporating a sea theme! My idea is to have an octopus (or jellyfish at this point?) “wrapping” the dome. To create the tentacles, I am utilizing the pipe variable command, but I am encountering some difficulties:
Replicating the pipe variable into the other columns of the dome.
Connecting the top of the dome with the tentacles.
Additionally, would it be possible to extend the pipe in order to form an arch as in the screenshot? I think it would add an unique touch, but I cannot think of a way to do it. At the end, the idea is to turn on the other components of the dome (hexagonal divisions and mesh).
I didn’t even notice the massive amount of code (and hidden wires!) you have off to the left side of the canvas, and without your plugins, I’m probably missing some things. But I see it this way:
Thank you once again! I will check in detail the alternatives. The code is even more complex, I deleted most of it to make the question and post as simple as possible!
Hello once again. I am still working with the file, and I am wondering if it is possible to create the sweep surface from the first horizontal division and not the base, as illustrated in this screenshot.
I am having issues because I want to keep the arcs (tentacles) from the base (z=0). When I sweep the surface, I always get an undesirable mesh. Thank you one more time! Dome Mesh.gh (39.3 KB)
