hi, I want to start in grasshopper world but I cannot find any curse or tutorial, could you recommend me any source of study to get started?. I´d really appreciate that.
I would highly recommend a book called AAD (Algorithms - Aided Design) by arturo tedeschi, it’s basically a dictionary for components, but thoroughly explains the relationships and functions of the base grasshopper components, + some plugins.
@@just_a_statistic Some plug-in information will probably be outdated, however the book is still one of the most comprehensive guides you will find. The bulk of information is still relevant, and all components and workflows mentioned are accompanied with visual examples of both the components and their results.
Thankyou for this workflow. I have one concern. I think you need to inform that when you are getting elements inside rhino its necessary to set the "Detail Level" to Fine. Otherwise this algorithm can give you false results I guess. Because if we dont set detail level to fine then you will get structural framing into "Curve" form. Thenafter you pass element geometry node to Brep it is going to give error and as you did clean tree operation it is going to remove that curve from the list. Now the data structure is showing incorrect results for "Define Object Attributes" node.
Yes in my experience it will initially use detail level in the active view and the detail level then acts as an override. In this case it definitely retrieved the intended geometry, but a good point and might be relevant in some cases. Thanks!
It can be found on food4rhino: www.food4rhino.com/en/app/ladybug-tools Both legacy and non legacy can be installed at the same time. Install instructions come with the versions typically.
Thank you for another inspiration.
You're welcome!
Thank you for your instructions. I have a logical problem when I Use the Brep Box in this flow. Where can I send or show my problem? thanks
I can be reached via aussiebimguru at gmail dot com (writing it out as spambots will get it otherwise).
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Thanks for your patience!
hi, I want to start in grasshopper world but I cannot find any curse or tutorial, could you recommend me any source of study to get started?. I´d really appreciate that.
My suggestion would be Parametric House, they have both a paid platform and free tutorials here: ua-cam.com/users/ParametricHouse
I would highly recommend a book called AAD (Algorithms - Aided Design) by arturo tedeschi, it’s basically a dictionary for components, but thoroughly explains the relationships and functions of the base grasshopper components, + some plugins.
@@informdesigns9028 don't you think its too old ?
@@just_a_statistic Some plug-in information will probably be outdated, however the book is still one of the most comprehensive guides you will find. The bulk of information is still relevant, and all components and workflows mentioned are accompanied with visual examples of both the components and their results.
Thankyou for this workflow. I have one concern. I think you need to inform that when you are getting elements inside rhino its necessary to set the "Detail Level" to Fine. Otherwise this algorithm can give you false results I guess. Because if we dont set detail level to fine then you will get structural framing into "Curve" form. Thenafter you pass element geometry node to Brep it is going to give error and as you did clean tree operation it is going to remove that curve from the list. Now the data structure is showing incorrect results for "Define Object Attributes" node.
Yes in my experience it will initially use detail level in the active view and the detail level then acts as an override. In this case it definitely retrieved the intended geometry, but a good point and might be relevant in some cases. Thanks!
how to install ladybug legacy version ?
It can be found on food4rhino:
www.food4rhino.com/en/app/ladybug-tools
Both legacy and non legacy can be installed at the same time. Install instructions come with the versions typically.
Why does dynamo cant have such a user-friendly interface as Grasshopper?!
Yes there are definitely some things I'd prefer to have in Dynamo like output flattening and the search/ribbon/panel tools.
@@AussieBIMGuru Im sure Grasshopper has it, but manual or automatic run similar to dynamo would be helpful.
@@adaxrvt i don't believe it does. I usually use stream filters and buttons to simulate manual mode.
@@AussieBIMGuru you can try to lock the solver and unlock when the script is ready. For me this works great.
Yes this works to some degree although I often like to have some data flow live and some frozen.