E.23 Façade with Random Panels - Intro to Parametric Modeling

In this video, I explain how to create a pattern of random rectangles, which could be used to represent a masonry wall or a random panelled façade.
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[@BehnamAminpour]

Not only you are teaching us how to use grasshopper, but in general you're nurturing the parametric thinking mentality within our thoughts. thanks for this challenging exercise.

[@sungboksong18]

I enjoyed to watch and learn your method. It is more realistic to use certain width of panels randomly but I haven't succeed to figure out. I am very much to see your next tutorial.

[@kamel_]

The speaker sad at the end about defining the size of windows to have finite number of types. May you help with this or recommend other resource please

[@Oscar3Dr]

I would like to download the file. It's possible? Thank's.

[@ScottValentine]

I was not getting the same result. I'll keep pushing on. Thank you.

[@wscjz1]

Very very impressive tutorial.

[@anttiv7109]

Have you revisited this and utilized the predetermined set of panels?

[@parastormlab4866]

Great stuff 🥇

[@richardaubin1951]

Hi Jose, as I was playing with my version of the script, I also realized what you said at the end... It would be great to have control over the min and max sizes of the panels. Did you ever create another video on that topic? If not, care to revisit anytime soon? :)

[@ParametricCamp]

Not yet, but you are right, perhaps we should record such video :)

[@antoniotobarra]

José Luis, nacido en Londres y criado en Chicago.

[@travisnguyen1475]

just a mistake of input number of branch, in Random of width. It cost me 3 hours to find out. Anyway, thank for showing me your patient in this video :))