Hello everybody,
I have modeled a sphere like shape with hexagonal apertures that changes size based on an attractor.
I wanted to animate this using Vray or rhino render. I looked at Giulio Piacentino’s script that was later updated by Jacek Markusiewicz(The grasshoper file attached has all the definitions im using). However, i cant seem to connect them together to get the desired effect. I have attached a sample video that was made by animating a slider. i would also like some advice on setting up cameras to change views in gh. Please help im fairly new to grasshopper.
Hi laurent!, is there any way i could connect the attractor number slider to the animation. i need to use it as an interval as it guides the morphology of the geometry
The classical way will be have a slider for time and to have a function to describe your attractor depending on time. Without script, drawings … It will be hard to help more.
Reparametrize your curve so you will make a turn every 1.0 unit.
Connect norm (time from 0 to 1.0) to t
It doesn’t work here, I have no geometry in my rendering !!! So I will try Vray legacy components.
As I don’t manage to make my vray version. The simple way to make an animation is
Put a Preview component withe the name of a material you have, full path if material on disk.
connect a slider from 0.00 to 1.00 to the parameter t.
Right click and select animate, then choose path to copy images … and run. Don’t forget to put Rhino in rendered mode. Then make a Gif, a video …
animation_heteroptera.gh (8.9 KB)
I didn’t find what I did but it is quite basic, you define the point of view, the point to look at and animate the slider. You could also use a curve as a path and it will be superb.
this is great - thanks for the super fast response!
i’ve never seen this plugin/component in action and didn’t know it’s this simple
(was assuming i had to use some of the outputs from the component and connect them into something else)