Thanks for the video. About if condition if(x/2=0, x, x+1) Where if (condition, value_if_true, value_if_false) This is interesting exemple for using and clear method for analize. Respect !
Hello, i cannot find the rebuild surface tool in rhino 7. Do I need a plugin for that? Or is it only available on windows (I'm using Mac). Do i need this at all if i already have an existing surface in rhino?
hey, when im using the expression i get this red alarm: 1. Parameter "Variable x" has an invalid name. Only use alphanumeric characters and don't start with a number. how should i fix it?
When you right-click on variable x, you can rename it. Change 'varivale x' to 'x'. Or, uncheck the 'Display / Draw Full Names' option in the Grasshopper menu (Alt + F).
The "%" symbol represents the remainder of a division. Therefore, if the remainder is even, the value of x is used, and if the remainder is odd, 1 is added to the value of x.
Also curious about this, love the thing GH can do, but it seem already complex to learn, but if you also need to learn maths, it feel too much. Is there a similar program that does have the ability to do the near thing but with a more friendly ux ?
Instead of expression in this case, you can just divide the values from integers by 2, put that into another integer and multiply by 2. This way you get same values either way if you use this or expression, at least in my case.
@@odonotso3941 You don't need to learn math if you're not making very complex things, knowing math gives you bonus, but you just need to understand why is something the way it is, in this example you just want to make sure the numbers are dividable by 2, the expression is just a fancy way of doing that.
Thanks for the video.
About if condition
if(x/2=0, x, x+1)
Where
if (condition, value_if_true, value_if_false)
This is interesting exemple for using and clear method for analize.
Respect !
if(x/2=0, x, x+1) >> if(x%2=0, x, x+1) I think " It's Modulus!!
In Rhino 8 , the number slider doesn’t become either a domain or steps, so then the function doesn’t work. Am i wrong? I would really like to learn
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Great work as always!
there is no Rebuild surface component! Maybe you know where to download it? thanks
www.food4rhino.com/en/app/lunchbox
Hello, i cannot find the rebuild surface tool in rhino 7. Do I need a plugin for that? Or is it only available on windows (I'm using Mac). Do i need this at all if i already have an existing surface in rhino?
Install LunchBox components : : www.food4rhino.com/en/app/lunchbox
@@RhinoGrasshopper ah okay thank you. Sadly Lunchbox is only available on whindows.
@@AnigmaFaye no it isn’t actually
@@AnigmaFaye You need to launch Rhino in Rosetta mode if you're on Apple Silicon. If you do that the Lunchbox tab will appear.
hey, when im using the expression i get this red alarm: 1. Parameter "Variable x" has an invalid name. Only use alphanumeric characters and don't start with a number. how should i fix it?
When you right-click on variable x, you can rename it. Change 'varivale x' to 'x'.
Or, uncheck the 'Display / Draw Full Names' option in the Grasshopper menu (Alt + F).
@@RhinoGrasshopper worked for me!
thanks so much!
What does this formula mean: "if(x%2=0,X,X+1)"?
The "%" symbol represents the remainder of a division. Therefore, if the remainder is even, the value of x is used, and if the remainder is odd, 1 is added to the value of x.
what is {0,2,...}?
hi did you solve the problem?
@@reveuse07 no...
Thank you, not an easy one, is it possible without expression? I'd like to try
Also curious about this, love the thing GH can do, but it seem already complex to learn, but if you also need to learn maths, it feel too much. Is there a similar program that does have the ability to do the near thing but with a more friendly ux ?
@@odonotso3941 in most program you can do this.. but you need to know how no use the diference tools and how to combine then
Instead of expression in this case, you can just divide the values from integers by 2, put that into another integer and multiply by 2. This way you get same values either way if you use this or expression, at least in my case.
@@odonotso3941 You don't need to learn math if you're not making very complex things, knowing math gives you bonus, but you just need to understand why is something the way it is, in this example you just want to make sure the numbers are dividable by 2, the expression is just a fancy way of doing that.
how do you bake this
Right-click the last components(SubD from Mesh) and choose "Bake".