예전에 게시한적이 있는 폴리곤의 Voronoi 패턴에서 곡선으로 변화하는 스크립트를 그래스호퍼로 만들었다. 그래스호퍼 작업에서 항상 느끼는 것이 아직 익숙치 않아서 그런지 만드는 것은 라이노 스크립트보다 더 수고스럽고 오래걸리지만 만들어두면 바로 바꿔볼수 있는 것이 매력적이다.
I'm also really intereested in you voronoi file. This is exactly the type of pattern i've been trying to create. I'm still a beginner and really new to grasshopper, I was wondering if you knew how I could take this pattern definition you created and apply it to a surface. I have been trying to figure this out but have had no luck so far. Any advice would be great. Thanks!
Hi Sanghoon Yoon, First of all, thanks for sharing your knowledge and your stunning grasshopper skills. I'm looking for a definition like yours but applied to a 3D shape. For example, instead of making the voronoi tesselation in a plane, making it from a cloud made of points. Is it too hard to acomplish it? Thanks very much
Hi Sebas, Well, sure you can do it on 3D shape too. I did it two years ago with Grasshopper so it will not run on current version. I'll check my old file if I still have.
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Hi Yoon,
Why when I tried to open you definition, it didn't load?!
I am really obssessed with your techniques, could I somehow read your file more clearly?!
Thanks so much.
Regards.
Hi Marshal,
The ghx file is for Grasshopper 0.6.0019. If you use 0.5.0099, try WIP(0.6.0019) version.
Hi Yoon,
I'm also really intereested in you voronoi file. This is exactly the type of pattern i've been trying to create. I'm still a beginner and really new to grasshopper, I was wondering if you knew how I could take this pattern definition you created and apply it to a surface. I have been trying to figure this out but have had no luck so far. Any advice would be great. Thanks!
Hi fifi,
You can use surface morph component to apply flat patterns onto a surface.
Hi Sanghoon Yoon,
First of all, thanks for sharing your knowledge and your stunning grasshopper skills. I'm looking for a definition like yours but applied to a 3D shape. For example, instead of making the voronoi tesselation in a plane, making it from a cloud made of points. Is it too hard to acomplish it? Thanks very much
Hi Sebas,
Well, sure you can do it on 3D shape too. I did it two years ago with Grasshopper so it will not run on current version. I'll check my old file if I still have.
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