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I'm receiving this comment a lot these days...Very well noted! Thank you for the comment :)

Yes it's an addon called "Elefront" :)

Hi! The objects may seem small but it's in meters and there are many massings. So they may seem small. Grasshopper works with the same scale that you work in Rhino. You could sort and/or group any object with the possibilities that you mention. The specific goal which you noted is pretty common in fabrication (facade panels). Do you have a specific project with this regard?

@@grasshopper3dlab Thank you so much for the quick reply. 1) Ahh I see now, it's just the small objects near the origin making me think they were all very small. 2) I do have a project with this, many actually xD. I'm in architectural fabrication, making site models. I get the site plans + massing of buildings and then fabricate them, often using an automated foam cutter. We typically manually break up the shapes and then group them by height, then arrange them on a panel/layout for cutting. Can I send you a file?

@@zapo12345 of course! please use the email below: [email protected]

You are welcome! Where do you read that result? From "Results" output or "Total" output?

@@grasshopper3dlab from the “Results” output. And the Grafik is just one color not a “heat map” like in the video

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@@grasshopper3dlab thank you will do for the next question, the problem was in my rhino Modell, the context wasn’t intersecting with the surface analyzed.

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Yes. From the documentation: "Blinds Open: The average percentage of dynamic window area that is unshaded during occupied hours. This metric is an important indication of the frequency of blinds use in response to direct solar exposure. Lower numbers here indicate higher rates of blinds use, which correspond to lower daylight levels and reduced views to the outside. As with ASE, blinds operation can be minimized through passive design strategies such as building orientation, static shading, and reduced window-to-wall ratio." You can check for more in the link below: climatestudiodocs.com/docs/daylightLEEDOpt1.html

Hello! Thank you for your comments! These are great and I'll keep them in mind! I thought the background music breaks the ice :)

Yes, you can! But I think you need to draw those geometries as surfaces first if you are following the video. Otherwise you can use the imported geometries as meshes. You can join our community to share your files so that I can take a closer look: www.skool.com/grasshopper3d-lab/about

You're not wrong at all! That's how I was doing but then I started to lean on remapping to have a bit further control! Thank you for your comment though!

gracias :)

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That's correct!

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Rhinoceros & Grasshopper :)

I'm glad that it worked! 💪🏻🙌🏻😇

@@grasshopper3dlab I have one more question if you don't mind, I have listed a bunch of Get integer to allow customisation through Grasshopper Player, but I want to have the option to allow the user running the script via Grasshopper Player to choose whether they want to make adjustments (from the interger sliders) or to continue with default settings so it's nice and quick. Could you let me know how to do that please?

@@grasshopper3dlab I have an interesting question that I couldn't find the solution to anywhere. I have developed a Grasshopper script using Human UI and linked to Grasshopper Player. I want to do a new button or a plugin in Rhino Toolbar that allows me to associate that Grasshopper Player script so it turns without the need to launch Grasshopper interface. I am struggling to associate a specific Grasshopper Player script to a button, the only way I found is to associate it to a specific Grasshopper file but not to a script. Do you happen to know a workaround?

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@@grasshopper3dlab great, thanks for sharing. Could you let me know what time and the time zone please

Thanks a lot! I think you can do that. Here's what I would do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWLSfWmEod2jisU And here's the working files: we.tl/t-05bGhHGJWd Let me know if this helps:)

​@@grasshopper3dlab You are a legend! This worked perfectly :) Thanks for such a quick reply, so kind of you!

Thank you :)

I mean what a nice coding he coded

Thanks!

thanks!

Hello, if you are working with Daylight and facade relationship, it might be better to proceed with Vertical Sky Component and/or Daylight Factor. Here is a detailed guide: www.velux.com/~/media/com/research/f0100%202013%20-%20cie%20-%20mardaljevic%20and%20christoffersen%20-%20a%20roadmap%20for%20upgrading%20national%20-%20eu%20standards%20for%20daylight%20in%20building.pdf