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In this example, the turtle is connected with a graph, defining the local curvature of the resulting curve CurvatureTurtle.zip The relatio...

Here is a definition used to replicate the photo  Octahedral lattice sphere  also to answer to https://www.reddit.com/r/rhino/comments/3xjnx3/does_anyone_have_…

Hi guys, I have build a sine wave along parabola. I basically subdivided a curve and then elevated points using a sine formula. But I would like to be able:…

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#rhino3d #grasshopper3d #pythonThe research of minimal surfaces in R3 refers to Joseph-Louis Lagrange in 1762. Minimal surfaces refer to the Plateau’s problem. Minimal surfaces may be defined…

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Various transition curves are used in civil engineering to gradually introduce curvature and superelevation between both tangents and circular curves as well as between two circular curves with different curvature.

Is Inventor giving you trouble with modifying the display of 2D curvature graphs? Paul Munford explains how to get past this problem, so you can get back to watching the World Cup

Hey guys The other day I needed to obtain a clean mesh result from a circle, as shown below. Mesh Brep gives an awful result and Mesh Surface won't do it pr…

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Using "Clothoids" creating Alignment when the design is exported to 2D the transition curves turn into tiny lines not to be able to annotate them as clothoids. Is there a way to maintain clothoids during the export? I need to show these in my drawings as transition curves.   What is the best way to ...

I am desperately trying to find a way to connect two lines with a curve with the following properties: 1. The curve is tangent to the endpoints of the two line…

Hello, I have some visual tests to do. how can I get a packing of spheres inside a closed shape. goal is to know how many spheres would fit for further build. Ive looked around but didnt find a solution in the forums. Example 10in x 10in x10in cube. filled with 1in diameter spheres. would it be 1260 spheres ? Can grasshopper do this visually so i can change spheres diameters and box sizes ? eventually to get sphere counts in different non box shapes or meshes