Grasshopper Tutorial Parametric wall

[@faleravanbalen8175]

Thanks a lot for this!!! You’re a legend, have a wonderful day🌱🌿

[@aminekieffer3041]

Incredible job! thank you so much!!

[@3DBeast]

Thanks Amine

[@victoriacoppola7506]

Amazing! Can I create this into existing walls surfaces of a model? or should I create a planar rectangular surface and then, once is baked, I do FlowAlongSurface in rhino to attach it to the wall I want?

[@3DBeast]

to use on existing wall/surface u must adjust or change some nodes /example use normal to move points like at 2:08 and other that cause problem from vector directions / or u can use FlowAlongSurface as u say , u can also do morph along surface on grasshopper before bake it.

[@jbx6862]

Hello loved the video ! I was trying to follow along but when i connect the u count (27) with the u count input of the surface from point node, it gives me an error saying ( the ucount value is not valid for this amount of points. ), knowing that i followed you step by step with the exact values . can you help ? or if possible share with us the grasshopper file . thanks !

[@3DBeast]

Hello, all u need to do is right click on "U" then exspretion and add x+1 If u want the gh scrip u can send me email [e-mail]

[@jbx6862]

@@3DBeast yes i did add the expression too but it still does not work... thanks !

[@AnnaZolenko]

I have the same problem. How did you solve the problem?

[@k-money2752]

is there a way i can make the curves act independently of each other? So some could be higher than others, etc.

[@faleravanbalen8175]

In the very beginning of the script when you specify the curve, you can add another curve component with shift into the pull point component. Than in Rhino with gumball you lower the base location. Late answer but I hope it helps🌱🌿

[@rq9772]

Crack, :). como activo ese cuadro gris ( en la parte inferior izquierda) que muestra todo lo que escribes?... sigue así sensei ;).

[@3DBeast]

es el programa llamado what key am press

[@mojtabamirzaei5294]

great

[@3DBeast]

Many thanks

[@rommel_e_romero_alva]

holy cow