Randon line pattern with dots

[Fenil (Fenilkumar Vaghasiya)]

Hy guys,

any Idea how to create this kind of pattern in grasshopper.

Thank you.

[laurent_delrieu]

Hello

there are tons of ways.

For the dots it is a regular grid.

The curves could be taken from topographic data or a scalar field. Then you just remove all dots that are too near from the curve or too near from a numeric value (from scalar field).

[Fenil (Fenilkumar Vaghasiya)]

thank you @laurent_delrieu for giving hint.
how can I create random lines? Do you have any grasshopper defination for it?

thank you

[laurent_delrieu]

Curve are the place where scalar field has the same value.

You can use plugin like IsoPod, Nautilus to get the iso curves.

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This is awesome! :melting_face:I really like to see this type of transition into the smooth curvature. It reminds me of a project or challenge I was working on once before, and I don’t think I figured out a solution, but this looks very promising. I’ll try to add a link This is what this reminds me of: I was desiring to create a faded effect accross this somewhat low curvature surface, that would simulate a kind of dimple effect that faded along in UV.

Scalar field could be an equation, a noise, and why not a topographic data (elevation as a function of (x, y)).

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