Hello Guys,
My grasshopper script creates a Voronoi shape on a surface as shown in the screenshot. The shape is exactly how I want it but the problem is that it only works in one direction. Meaning if I select multiple surfaces that are in different directions it doesn’t work anymore probably. I would greatly appreciate your guys help. Thank you
Till
Here is a different way to do it. Geometry is internalized, no need for Rhino file. Would be much better if the simple geometry were created in GH instead of Rhino.
I am extremely reluctant to do so because the results are UGLY and WARNINGS fail to dissuade people from looking and commenting. There are so many ways to create “vase” shapes, which is basically what this is.
Happy summer solstice. This version creates and scales the ‘TweenCrvs’ in the same plane before moving them vertically to loft them. Result is about the same…
Hey Joseph,
I just used the first gh file (VORONO_2024_Jun19a.gh)
of this topic with a slightly different object (TEST.3dm). The gh code works pretty well but has one problem. I want to retain the outer form of the object which is why I extruded the Voronoi parts from 0 to -0.1 into the inside of the surfaces. The problem here is that it creates a bottom for each Voronoi piece. After baking I exploded the whole group and then I was able to delete the backside of each piece like shown in the image below but that takes forever to do for ever piece. I believe there is a way to do it in grasshopper but just don’t know how.
I would be very grateful if you could help me.
Till
Three weeks is ancient history, I don’t remember much about this… But if I understand you correctly, you want to ignore the largest face of each of your extrusions? Had to hide the Rhino geometry to see this:
That is awesome! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
I also just created a new topic with the same object and different surface manipulations if you are interested. Hexagon surface manipulation