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Good point! Indeed there are several Ai applications to do it. However here we show a way to generate a bas-relief using Grasshopper and also remesh it to achieve a clean quad mesh.

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Adding your folks Coral tutorial was super interesting if you would like to explore that more in the future

@@Techne89 thank you very much for your comment and suggestions! We are glad you find the tutorials useful :) 3d-printing and digital fabrication in general is something we have expertise in and we will be definitely making more tutorials and live sessions about that in the future! Regarding kinetic architecture, we have recently made a tutorial about the Al-Bahar tower and its kinetic facade - ua-cam.com/video/_SmltawJVbU/v-deo.html and we will probably make more tutorials on the topic later on Best regards, In_Generic

@@ingeneric Great news ✌🙏

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Hello! Thanks for your comment, much appreciate it :) So, an important thing to consider about "match tree" component is making sure that both input trees have the same amount of branches. If the amount of paths isn't matching in both data streams, I would suggest checking the previous steps for a potential error (sometimes it can be something really small, like forgetting to graft/shift paths at some point). Please let me know if it worked, and if not we can have a look at another possible solution :)

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Quad remesh is available by default starting from Rhino 7

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@@ingenericthe only thing that i did not understand its what expression did you use for Amplitude for giving that coral texture? thanks!

@@yauheniyakarpenka4371 so, depending on the aesthetics you would like to achieve (and the initial direction of the mesh) you need to put either -x or keep it without changes

@@yauheniyakarpenka4371 So, we used the "-x" expression, to make sure we reverse the texture direction

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It’s a component from Heteroptera plugin

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Our way is universal, others probably won’t work with the outlines from the Dune video on our channel. But we are super curious about your approach! Could you please share your code with us?

didn't realize there was a specific application. Anyways, I would prefer to move Z, offset and then loft through the closed poly lines.@@ingeneric

@@jannep2906 thank you for sharing your thoughts! Sometimes you can’t loft curves correctly when they have different numbers of segments. That’s where our methods comes to use

It is actually the only universal way to do it. When you offset curves - sometimes their topology is not matching, so you can't get a clean quad topology, and when you loft such curves - the topology can twist or become self-intersecting. And if you can manually tackle it for a pair of curves - it gets almost impossible to fix it for multiple sets of curves.

@@marchukuk6948 Thanks, exactly the point. You start realizing it only with experience :)

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Thanks a lot Amir! Likewise :)

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Thank you! :) We are aiming to make more in the following weeks

@@ingeneric looking forward to it!

Thanks for your comment! So, before connecting any data list to the Graph mapper, we have to remap the values to a domain from 0 to 1. We can either do it through a process of remapping (using Remap numbers and bounds) or simply use the Normalizer component (which comes from Heteroptera plug-in)

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Thanks for your comment! Very glad it was useful :) We will be posting more tutorials on a similar topic soon :)

Hello! You can change it by going to Display and changing your background colour to the lighter one :)

Thanks a lot :) Yes, definitely, we are planning to record more tutorials about meshes soon, but we also have some other topics on our schedule, that you will hopefully find interesting too :)

Actually, a lot of things and patterns that look complex, have a very straightforward principle at their basis :) Glad you liked it, thanks for your feedback!

Indeed! The AI tools are not limited with Chat-GPT though, and we will be showing them in our new AI for design course :)

Thanks for your comment! We are definitely going to post some more architecture-related tutorials soon, as well as optimization processes :) We are also going to launch our new course about AI in architecture design soon, the updates will be posted on our Instagram page. Regards,

Hello Alex! That's a great idea, we will put it on our list for next Architectural tutorials :)