Here a little script that enables to stack curves without (or quite) intersections.It was done to answer a question on this forum but as the one who asked doesn’t care I post it here
As always your exercise are amazing and helpful… sometimes it giving me inspiration in my GH codes.
I have a question for you. Is it possible to apply a fade on the perimeter of the tile or just on some sides?
Hello
There are many examples on how to do that in Grasshopper. It is quite the same as what I presented. Except it could be more simple to measure a distance from a curve (the rectangle) and then “fade” according to the distance.
How did you take the wavy lines further and create the 3d depth to them (the top left image) , especially the softer and curved gaps inbetween? it looks great!
Thankyou for sharing.
If you could just help me with a few questions? - when you split the list initially, what expression are you using on the index from the list length component?
also what are you connecting to the 1-x expression component? Perhaps if you had a zoomed out picture of the definition it would clarify some of the connections for me.
I will put a definition online when I will be on my pc.
The expression is surely x-1.
If you want to progress the important thing is to try to understand the logic to make the bumps and the logic to make the mesh. With that you could then use what you are used to. I use a line to be able to have inner pointsbbut you could use vector instead or a scale …