Parametric Design & Modeling - Architecture #3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2018
- In this parametric design video, we will have a review of the EKKO installation structure. First, we will take a look at the project and how it's made and then we will remodel it in Rhino Grasshopper.
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In this parametric design video, we will have a review of the EKKO installation structure. First, we will take a look at the project and how it's made and then we will remodel it in Rhino Grasshopper.
Download images and the example file from our website👇
parametrichouse.com
Enroll in our course and learn more!👇
goo.gl/sx51uF
👉 Subscribe to our TH-cam channel 📹
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🗣 And hit that bell notification button! ⏰
👍 Like our videos to hear from us more often! 😊
What are your favorite tutorials? comment below 📝
We will consider recording tutorials about the one which gets more comments!👍
Ive learned so much grasshopper from your tutorials. Thank you.
You're welcome :)
Thank you
you are giving me great help by your courses.
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Im so glad i found you on ig ! Im trying to learn rhino and you've been of great help
Thank u ALejandro
thank you a lot !
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Very useful..Thanks for sharing
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helped me alot thanks :)
You're welcome
For the sections , you could try contours, and save a lot of time!
Nice tutorial! Wouldn't it be better though to work exclusively in GH and set a circle as base curve, subdivide it in equal lengths, assign a rectangular frame in each division point and then rotate gradually the frames and produce a lofted surface so as to achieve a Möbius band with smoother curved transitions or simply follow the same steps you did but use a box whose height is equal to the length of the circle you use for the flow path so that your twisted box gets to be distributed more uniformly around the curve without using the stretch option. Just an opinion, your channel rocks! ;)
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yes, it's possible and I usually model everything in grasshopper in my tutorials but in the parametric design series, I usually combine rhino and grasshopper to make it easy for beginners!
There is also another way of modeling this which I explained in the course.
Thank you for this course!
Can we control « the intensity and the projection place of the twist mouvment » on the circle ? If so, is it possible to do that completly in grasshopper?
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Yes you can control it by graph mapper or simply by changing the location of the twist axis. Check out the graph mapper tutorial for more info.
Parametric House thank you for your response and for this excellent youtube chanel !