Hello! This plugin in amazing but i have a hard time understanding how to use. Could you tell me how do you create the secondary streets so that their width can be adjusted separately? Can i use the slicing tree again after first division?
Thanks Constantine, this definition is a bit specific as it combines custom division together with slicing tree approach. And yes, in principal, you can use "nested" slicing tree, meaning nested parcel component. Check the related paper via DecodingSpaces Toolbox webpage.
The simplified version of the Grasshopper definition can be found here: drive.google.com/file/d/1XNwnE53IhMQmXYqwjy3klS_j9cp1VIDC/view?usp=sharing. The parcel component is nested, which creates secondary street network.
@@peterbus8005 Thank you for the reply and upload! I wil check the file and hope to understand it better! One more question i have. Does the terrain input works ? I tried but nothing happens
Chcek this webpage perhaps: toolbox.decodingspaces.net/computational-urban-design-prototyping/ Also the link in the comments below to download a simplified definition.
Dear Peter，I have find the component named DeCodingSpaces in "decodingspaces-toolbox.org" .But the latest version of the component is not as comprehensive as what you've shown in the video, especially with parcels ans buildings. I do not know if this feature was removed from the latest release. Can you tell me where I can find the version you've shown in the video? thank you very much! This is really a great job! !
Yanfeng Liu, thanks for your question. It is a bit customised definition, in principle you can combine together DecodingSpaces toolbox and standard division approach using GH components - if you need very precise dimensions of plots.
wow good work.
Hello! This plugin in amazing but i have a hard time understanding how to use. Could you tell me how do you create the secondary streets so that their width can be adjusted separately? Can i use the slicing tree again after first division?
Thanks Constantine, this definition is a bit specific as it combines custom division together with slicing tree approach. And yes, in principal, you can use "nested" slicing tree, meaning nested parcel component. Check the related paper via DecodingSpaces Toolbox webpage.
The simplified version of the Grasshopper definition can be found here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1XNwnE53IhMQmXYqwjy3klS_j9cp1VIDC/view?usp=sharing. The parcel component is nested, which creates secondary street network.
@@peterbus8005 Thank you for the reply and upload! I wil check the file and hope to understand it better! One more question i have. Does the terrain input works ? I tried but nothing happens
VERY GOOD, THANK
sooo coool
have u presented this yet???
Is there available some tutorial/user guide to further understand how to use the tool?
Chcek this webpage perhaps: toolbox.decodingspaces.net/computational-urban-design-prototyping/ Also the link in the comments below to download a simplified definition.
Dear Peter，I have find the component named DeCodingSpaces in "decodingspaces-toolbox.org" .But the latest version of the component is not as comprehensive as what you've shown in the video, especially with parcels ans buildings. I do not know if this feature was removed from the latest release. Can you tell me where I can find the version you've shown in the video? thank you very much! This is really a great job! !
Yanfeng Liu, thanks for your question. It is a bit customised definition, in principle you can combine together DecodingSpaces toolbox and standard division approach using GH components - if you need very precise dimensions of plots.
The simplified version of the Grasshopper definition can be found here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1XNwnE53IhMQmXYqwjy3klS_j9cp1VIDC/view?usp=sharing
How can I find the Street Network component?
Hello Furkan, the public version of the tool-set would be available at the end of August. Please be patient, my colleagues work very hard on it.
You can find it here: decodingspaces-toolbox.org/
Peter Buš Thank you so much🙏