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Hi! I used three-custom-shader-material library. You can write custom shaders while keeping the features of MeshStandardMaterial (or other base materials) as the base. This means you can add your own effects to things like lighting, reflections, and transparency without losing the standard material’s behavior.

@ can you suggest any piece of code or article to me to study it , really appreciate your time and response . どうもありがとうございます😊

@@pillarsofux I learned WebGL and shaders through " Three.js Journey ". どういたしまして！

@@studioTamaalright, thanks 🙏🏻

The Anemone plugin is listed as compatible with Rhino 4 & Rhino 5, but it actually works with Rhino 7 as well.

Thank you for your comment. 1. Please try turning ON the preview for the Mesh component where the model is set. 2. You cannot get overlapping part data. The fragment shader only controls the rendering of pixels on the screen that the model occupies, which means it visually clips the model but does not actually modify the geometry. The overlapping parts still exist in the original object, they are just not rendered. If you need to obtain the actual clipped parts, you would need to use a different approach, such as using the Solid Difference or Solid Intersection component in Grasshopper to physically cut the geometry and extract the overlapping regions.

sure ! You can find many tutorials in youtube. I also made tutorial ↓ 【Grasshopper Tutorial】 Falling Ball th-cam.com/video/pDeGKStQP70/w-d-xo.html

Thank you for your comment. In my opinion, since Kangaroo is a plugin for physical simulation, it might be better to take a different approach for the case you are aiming for. I have created a simple sample using the Trigger component and the Data Recorder component. You can download it from the link below for reference. You can download the file from this link drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Hy7AWGwjCiSi4vW6SPkOP9ds-_vFG8Cq?usp=sharing

@@studioTama Oh thats great thank you soo much 🌷

I just linked ids to the GLB exported from Rhinoceros. It's in Japanese, but there is an overview image at the following link. www.styublog.com/rhino-web-sync

If you want to use this program, I think it's best to explode the polysurface and apply this program to each surface. However, depending on the shape of the surface, I think it may be necessary to devise some measures.

Thanks comment. I dont know, sorry. Try reducing the values of Iteration and Tolerance in the Solver component.

Thanks comment！ Are you asking why I'm using Entwine component ? This is to write the program concisely. or Are you asking why I'm using mesh component after the initlal geometry component? This is because calculations with Mesh are faster than calculations with Brep.

Thanks comment :) You can also apply this program to rectangles. Please check the sample from the link below. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1C10joYwalNbm4atJo40BaPCEDKe9S9xm?usp=drive_link If you want to apply it to multiple surfaces, I have to change the program. If you use the current program, you have to do them one by one.

I think, you can use more than 3 rules. However, if you are not getting any results when you have 4 or more rules, it might be because there is no solution that satisfies all the specified rules. When the number of rules increases, finding a compatible solution can become more challenging due to potential conflicts or constraints among the rules. monoceros docs ↓ monoceros.sub.digital/monoceros-user-manual/index.html

This program can be used if the U count and V count are unified in the U and V directions. Therefore, shapes that are transformed from rectangles, such as trapezoids, can be worked using this program, but this program cannot be used for circles or other special surfaces, so I think it is necessary to come up with a way to unify the U count and V count.

newest one. Anemone 0.4 for win

@@studioTama Ok, are loop sart and loop end in this pluge in?

yes. Both are in anemone plugin

@@studioTama Hi , is there a version that is compatible with Rhino 8, cannot open Anemone 0.4 in Rhino 8.

@@renukapimplikar2750 There is no version compatible with rhino8 Try this link ↓ www.rhino3d.com/en/docs/guides/netcore/

Thanks comment! Please compare my Grasshopper file. => drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Sdijei2rAbiDLI87_eXiPSO30llD0SCF?usp=drive_link

@@studioTama Wow thanks a lot! With respect from Armenia

you can add thickness to use weaverbird plugin step1.convert mesh using mesh component step2. use weaverbird mesh thickness component

Do you mean you want to apply different vectors for the cells at the top and bottom surfaces, and another set of vectors for the rest of the cells? If so, you would need to split them into two branches. After that, assign different vectors to each branch.

Ummmm...I need to take a look at your code to see what the cause is. Please compare your data with mine. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1oAozJMZGmR940kTjUaRIF6LYDINcWb_h?usp=drive_link

Please compare your data with mine. drive.google.com/drive/folders/19ptUROmb72WhwHwEwqlVXyJIFdvC3Evz?usp=sharing

I don't know why but it works perfectly well now. Thank you@@studioTama

It think it is better to create this surface pattern directly on the subsurface. or you should try to use surface morph component. :)

Any surface can be used. just replace revolution component with a surface of your choice.

thanks comment :) 1. If you change x dimension, you have to change "U" count in "surface from points component". Because points count also change when you change x dimension. I guess that is reason your file doesn't work. please check my grasshopper file from the link below. 2. of course you can add some random curve. You can add any curves, but you may need to consider what curves to add to achieve the shape you want. please check my grasshopper file from the link below. ↓ my grasshopper file drive.google.com/drive/folders/1C10joYwalNbm4atJo40BaPCEDKe9S9xm?usp=drive_link

Thanks comment ! My grasshopper file is here : drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MohtkMXbcNK5XQPPMRudLHMzmxkCwGoq?usp=drive_link Compare with your program :)

@@studioTama thank you so much! Apparently, I hadn't installed the plugins, so it's fixed now. great tutorial!

I think this video isn't related to the fact that you can no longer select models in Rhinoceros. Perhaps the model was locked in the Viewport in Rhinoceros (did you press Ctrl+L in Rhinoceros?). If the model is locked, try typing "unlock" in Command in Rhinoceros :)

im stuck here too, I dont have the node "construct module" not sure why. I downloaded and installed the monoceros plugin

try closing and opening rhino/grasshopper again. It worked for me when i did that

no

do you have other battery or only this one? If you cant see entire Monoceros set, then probably you need to unlock the .gha file that you put inside the Components folder. (right click and go to property and tick 'unlock')

Thanks comment:) calculation time ! 23ms => 23 milliseconds

@@studioTamaThanks for your reply, but how to open it? Is it a plugin for Grasshopper?

No, it doesn't need plugin :) Display => Canvas Widgets => Profiler

@@studioTama Thanks! I get it.

like this ? drive.google.com/drive/folders/1m1PnsHeR8-w_n8cDszMbxnoMl1tsj4UU?usp=sharing

@@studioTama Can you give access?

sorry :) here drive.google.com/drive/folders/1m1PnsHeR8-w_n8cDszMbxnoMl1tsj4UU

Thanks comment! Do you mean that the surface does not collide with the sphere? If you need , you can download my ghfile here => drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CSyxPL9rP-myuKa2GCbgQdpC1aFCUCnL?usp=share_link Please check the grasshopper program is written correctly.

@@studioTama the download dont work