Tutorial 01: Pattern Generation Using 'Parakeet'; Basics

[@kummer45]

Those geometries can become tubular and generate a structure over any well defined surface. Let us understand that what we are seeing here are tessellations and a cultural heritage of Arabic design. It's amazing all the things that can be produced with grid generated patterns. This could be generalized to structures and spaces. The analysis and rationale over these patterns are based on symmetric groups. This tool has so much potential.
This is an outstanding video for a tutorial. Please keep doing these.

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

Oh my god, this is insane. Not just the plugin, but I learned so much in general in this tutorial video. Thanks a lot!

[@nathaniellevy7956]

sweet cosmic hyperjesus this has made my year

[@B-water]

Awesome !!!

[@alighazvinian8821]

Thank you Dear Arman and Esmaeil, the basic tutorial is really appreciated. I am eagerly waiting for more tutorials, especially about the 'primitives' part.

[@AhmedEminBatman]

Thanks dor this tutorial! Would love to see the upcoming tutorials

[@frittenpeter]

can these pattern be extruded to form manifold bodies?

[@parakeet3d]

Yes, definitely. Since these patterns consist of lines, they can be extruded as poly surfaces.

[@denizarasli3209]

Hi do you study Rhino for designing patterns ????

[@claudiofeldman]

Thanks

[@cly5570]

Great work! Is there any way to make perforated panel out of these beautiful patterns? Maybe scale down each polygon and then use "surface boundary" battery?

[@darikostov9583]

Can i use those models for 3ds max

[@nawapansuntorachai6297]

you forgot to plug in the domain! hahaha, but nice tutorials!

[@paulamorales1436]

Hi! For some reason when I download the plugin from Food4Rhino, I do not get all of the components. I only get the pattern generation components, do you know why is this happening? Thanks!

[@cango5679]

you have to unblock the gh file in the folder