There are various ways, just be careful because this step is very computationally intensive. And this can cause crashed. So make sure you save before. You can use boundary surfaces to create a surface at each cell, and extrude, either by using a variable number or a constant one. If this doesn't help, send me a message to my website, This way I can help you further. copetedavid.com
It should be there. Send me an email to dcographicstudio@gmail.com with the script and I can take a look. But It should be there. I can also send you the script from the video so you can see the whole script yourself. 👍😁
Wow! You certainly know your stuff!
So COOL!! I was looking for something like this, thanks!
Great tutorial! Very nice and informative but now how do I turn it into a 3d geometry?
There are various ways, just be careful because this step is very computationally intensive. And this can cause crashed. So make sure you save before. You can use boundary surfaces to create a surface at each cell, and extrude, either by using a variable number or a constant one. If this doesn't help, send me a message to my website, This way I can help you further. copetedavid.com
great work!
thank you kind sir!!
Is it possible to merge 3 sets of points? I find the contrast is a bit too high for my liking, and I want to soften the fade a bit
Yes but there's a different process for that similar but you need to extract the numbers between the limit as different set of points
Sir how can I do it in more detail? The picture I used has wavy hair, I want to give details.
With this approach the detail is determined by the density of the point cloud created. So more points = more details
Great 👍 >> good job thanks
Great brother...
Is there any way to get similar results without the lunchbox add-on?
yes, you can replace the lunchbox component for isotrim and extract the midpoints, and use those as the pattern
@@DCOParametric oh, thanks a ton mate, I will try to make it in the following days
how to make the image sampler work in circle rather than rectangle?
I made it because you inspired me to! 👍
does the image have to be black and white?
No, if the image has good contrast between light and dark it will give a good result.
How do I get two input wires as input on one point? Like shown in the video at 10:40. When I add the second wire, the first one deletes.
hold down shift to add more inputs
@@DCOParametric Thank you! (New to this.) Good tutorial!
Awesome, welcome to the parametric world.
how to give thickness to individual cell?
so that i can get it ready for laser cut
yes, you can scale the cell from the midpoint, to create a frame
@@DCOParametric thanks a lot, appreciate!
@@VishalYadav-oc8sr hi can you please help me with this?
How did you get the two part domain looking thing at 6:00?
construct domain component allows you to set a specific number for min and max
@@DCOParametric I get a single constraint, I don’t get how to get the second to pop up
It should be there. Send me an email to dcographicstudio@gmail.com with the script and I can take a look. But It should be there. I can also send you the script from the video so you can see the whole script yourself. 👍😁
tks for the script my heroooo
please make tutorial like this
thanks a million
hi
very good
thanks
nice. thx.