Thank You!

Thank you! No extra plugins were used-everything is done with default Grasshopper components. For the model, check the description!

Appreciate the kind words. 🫡

@@3DBeast You are a very good teacher , respect 🫡

I recommend following the tutorial step by step first. Once you achieve a working result, you can make changes. The issue might be with the quad panels - are they on a planar surface? If not, that could be the problem.

Good question! Yes, it’s possible. The easiest way to explain is to think of copying the project twice-one for each attractor. For the first attractor, let it affect only the grid it belongs to. Then, do the same for the second attractor. After that, compare the results from both grids and pick the more affected tile. If a tile is equally affected by both, just pick one. This gives you the idea but can be tedious. Instead, you can apply the same logic using data trees and mathematical operators to handle all attractors at once.

@@3DBeast Thank you. I appreciate the help!

@@jaxon.roller You're welcome! I just thought of an even simpler solution you might find helpful. Without making any changes to the tutorial, simply move the attractor point in the Z direction. The farther an attractor is moved in Z, the weaker its influence becomes

You don't need Live Sync. Just use one of the methods I demonstrated and import it into Unreal Engine as an FBX

what rhino version ur using?

Rename " clean animation" to "CLEAN" , it worked for me

@@3DBeast ​ @3DBeast actually everything seems to work when i replace the , but i cant find the fbx file nor the baked_animation folder

​@@mamdouhbarakat If you see the 'Export Complete' success message, check for a folder named 'Baked_Animation' on your desktop. If you're still experiencing issues, let's discuss it on Discord: discord.gg/wGyPdKWA

Thanks , Hope it adds some value to your projects.

I do have an older video on exporting Kangaroo animations to Blender-check it out there! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp7CkIiFZduqbqc Currently, this plug-in only supports FBX-compatible transformations like scale, rotation, and movement, as most programs (like Lumion) aren’t able to handle vertex-based animations.

@@3DBeast thank you, works excellent :)

@@HannesLeonhardt Thanks for the update! Always good to have proof!

You can export any animation gh with only right click boton, or not?

Unfortunately, no. I wrote this plugin using Python 3, which isn't available in Rhino 7

It’s likely a permission error that prevented it from being placed in the component folder. I’ve added new manual installation methods-re-download the plugin, and you'll find a manual installation guide to follow.

As a supporter, you’ll get access to the final Rhino and Grasshopper files, which you can bake and test for your 3D printing project. If you’re planning for CNC, I’ve included basic naming for the strips to help with assembly after cutting. However, if you’re completely new to Grasshopper, some parts may be challenging to understand.

@@SahityaKashyap-c5q Double-check that Package Manager is working. Just type ‘PackageManager’ in the command panel-if it runs fine, the plugin should complete the installation on its own

Yeah, thanks:))

Whenever you're ready, hope it helps!

Hope it helps you create something great

Ur very welcome!

Hello, Just hold down shift while you connet

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Pass "Merge resutls " to "Curve" componet and Loft

I have multiple videos on creating Voronoi patterns. You can combine the techniques from those videos. Check them out on my channel page

check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZDLpXqFgLZnd5Isi=9Ro9jqrvui4HCEdl

press Ctrl + M

intall chromodirs plugin

Thank you 🙏🏻

Practice on simple geometry first. Once you're comfortable, try the same method on more complex meshes, but keep the face count low to avoid confusion. You can always increase the resolution later with subdivision

​@@3DBeast After several tests, I gradually found the "feeling" to deal with the odd valences. Thank you so much!