Hi,
I’m trying to make a grasshopper script that allows me to change the spacing of X and Y in certain zones, Most tutorials provided for attractor based grids are mainly keeping the grid within the same x and y spacing and changing the scale of the geometry on the grid points - whereas i’m looking to change the spacing of the grid as it moves through exterior to interior zones. I am also then planning to apply geometries on the grid points that then change in scale as well (similar to attractor based grids -but following the altered grid layout)
essentially looking to remap the density of a grid across space. Similar to image provided. — warping or modulating the spacing between grid points based on zones (e.g., exterior vs interior), rather than just scaling geometry on top of a fixed grid.
In the second image - I essentially am trying to get a grid that gets dense around the second square and then less inside of it. However, the smallest sqares within the small square are rooms that need to have a defined periphery wall that would be enclosed with smaller geometry (circles) that are following a high density grid.
I hope this all makes sense. Sorry for the confusing explanation. What tutorials - steps would be best for me to follow? I was thinking something with series and boundaries for attractors but couldn’t figure it out.
