Grasshopper Tutorial (Gradient)

[@sherifusa1988]

Awesome tutorials as usual, love how you explain every component in detail, thank you so much I am learning a lot

[@alexhu5696]

VERY GREAT!!! I FOUND THAT WE CAN USE REMAP+ TO CONTROL THE COLOUR EASILY TOOOOOO!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@AussieBIMGuru]

Cool little tutorial - the bounds node was really useful to find out about!

[@AugmentedDebility]

great stuff for beginners, thank you!

[@ParametricHouse]

Glad it was helpful!

[@anotherzombiestudent]

Thank you for such a helpful and clear tutorial!

[@ParametricHouse]

You're welcome🙏

[@mcatueno]

Hi! Nice tutorial, my question is how do you bake this into Rhino? When I bake, the object takes the colour from the layer, not the gradient I created

[@AP-fu3bj]

Human plugin

[@tworog07]

thank you from Russia

[@FLEURFRANCESCAVAREL]

Thank you great video!

[@ParametricHouse]

I'm glad you liked it!👋

[@rabioso0001]

Thank you for the great tutorial! Is there a way to convert a direct sunlight study from Ladybug, into gradient colored panels? Really appreciate the help in advance!

[@kiyaakbari5761]

Thank you so much professor 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@ParametricHouse]

You are very welcome

[@Mekchanoid]

Thanks for this, it's really revolutionised how I work! I just wanted to ask - how do I make this work if I start out with a spherical surface?

[@ParametricHouse]

You're welcome🙏 a sphere surface is also Nurbs so the concept is similar

[@shubhampatidar1474]

Very helpful thank you

[@TechnicOffice]

thank you

[@florencianievarobles9501]

Thank you for the tutorial. I'm quite new at Grasshopper. Do you have any tutorial explaining how to get information about each of these elements (ID, RGB Data, XYZ) ? How to translate all this information to a CAD file if it needs to get build?

[@ParametricHouse]

You are welcome :) Unfortunately no but you can simply use tools like split ARGB to do that or you can use paint mesh to get it on a mesh

[@Mankey1234]

Hi, do you think there is a way to colour based on external inputs to make a changing heatmap?

[@skoupidio88]

thank you !

[@ParametricHouse]

You're welcome!

[@muhammadandiarief3485]

very helpfull thankyou

[@hanikahhaleh1879]

Thank youu !! Great

[@ParametricHouse]

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[@ParametricHouse]

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[@ParametricHouse]

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[@zackhilton8035]

Hello, do you know how to bake the contour with gradient into Rhino? Thanks in advance.

[@ParametricHouse]

Hi Pm C What do you mean by contour? If you mean to have colours in Rhino you have to convert your gemetry to mesh and use mesh colour to do it. I will explain colouring in future video tutorials.

[@sanketsarvaiya9705]

Thanks man

[@ParametricHouse]

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[@aminiahad5873]

dear you defined z component could u plz tell me how can i define a tilted surface? best

[@ParametricHouse]

What dou mean by tilted? You can simply use ang geometrical data instead of Z

[@aminiahad5873]

@@ParametricHouse i gonna make prominent those grid that have same slope on a sphere. e.g i would like, those grid or cell that are 30 degree .....blue color 50 degree .... red color 60 degree .... green color i mean something like that. tnx a lot

[@rajkumarkhamari1418]

Can you please tell me how to render the file after making in grasshopper, clearly step by step in Lumion My initial problem is ,the file I made in grasshopper isn't showing in rhino, I mean it's showing but not unavailable to export, it seems blank when I open those file in another software, like blank file opening..but showing me the image while in rhino

[@ParametricHouse]

You have to convert the panels in to mesh and use "mesh colours" component to make them visable on any mesh based software

[@rajkumarkhamari1418]

@@ParametricHouse Thank you very much!

[@Seychelllian]

Hi @Rhino Grasshopper this is great. Could you possibly tell us how we could map the slope of the terrain rather than the gradient. I'm a bit of a grasshopper newbie. I am doing a study on a parcel of land and want to be able to identify which land is buildable and which is unbuildable based on the pitch/gradient/slope of the surface.

[@dharshanpd5872]

Hey! Did you managed to find any resources for that? I want to do a similar analysis on my site. Thank you.

[@adamfried2942]

Does anyone know how to render this in vray?

[@claudiofeldman]

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