I’m trying to create a spider web form-finding setup in Grasshopper using Kangaroo, but I’m stuck. I’ve created a polygon base, divided it, and generated lines, but I’m struggling to connect the points and curves correctly before sending them into Kangaroo.
My setup isn’t producing a stable web, and the logic isn’t fully working yet. Any advice on fixing the workflow would really help. Thanks!
Probably the best example of web construction is that, of, well, a spider. If you study time lapse’ videos of a spider doing just that, you will see the sequence, based on 300 million years of optimization. Interested to see what you come up with
Something interesting starts happening from 30 min of the video
Min 35 and on shows final results. looking back at it, it could be done better, but still looks awesome. Especially that you can achieve different topology depending on sizes of initial circle.
Thanks for helping with the script, I appreciate it. sorry but when l bring the script in grasshopper it seems to be missing some staff did you use any other plugins apart from kangaroo. thanks again.
Hello
you miss some Grasshopper basics skills, here on the left there is a component in Orange, it needs to be feed with Brep that will serve as anchor to the spiderweb.
Make some shapes around the point
one thing I notice, the outside of a web appears to be a ‘catenary’ although it is not hanging vertically, that is, a parabolic arc divided into segments at the connection points of radial tensioners.. Bonjour Laurent comment ca va?