Wavy Wall in Grasshopper | Rhino

[@HowtoRhino]

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[@mannytprimeministerofthemanate]

I spent two hours staring at my grasshopper blocks wondering what the hell was wrong just to realize I had the nurb curve on simplify instead of flatten. It worked in the end aside from my own idiocy the video and explanations were great. Thanks!

[@HowtoRhino]

Glad it worked out! :)

[@titwo]

Whaou! Nice looking end result and very informative steps, notably for data list management. Thanks a lot for sharing & hi from Marseille, France

[@HowtoRhino]

Thank you! Regards from Belgrade :)

[@RAlNGER]

Hello, I'm having an issue with the list item function at 4:51. In the video, the block has 2 outputs, but when I search for the block in grasshopper I only have 1. How do I get the second output node?

[@jaan945]

I was waiting for this tutorial video, very nice

[@HowtoRhino]

There it is :D

[@MrBuonaMusica]

Very good tutorial. Thanks a lot!

[@HowtoRhino]

Thanks, glad it was helpful!

[@heqiaovang149]

Thank you so much ! It helps a lot 🫶

[@HowtoRhino]

Hey Heqiao, happy to hear! You're welcome :)

[@edoardodemuro8189]

Is it possible to see a tutorial of the same effect applied to a wall that is curved in planimetry on a specific shape? thanks

[@chandrasekaran2429]

very nice my friend

[@HowtoRhino]

Thanks!

[@surbhighodke133]

I got stuck at 3:52. how to place numbers 0, -1 on the panel? how to edit the panel? I'm at a beginner level using grasshopper.

[@FernandoPizzani]

Hi Surbhi, I had the same problem. Right-click on the panel and select "Multiline data" from the popup menu, then you are able to insert the values.

[@surbhighodke133]

@@FernandoPizzani thank you so much

[@Seba41403]

Thanks man!

[@HowtoRhino]

You're welcome Sebastian :)

[@designstudent2883]

Thanks for this tutorial! Is there a way to make vertical or diagonal waves?

[@HowtoRhino]

Sure! You can use vertical lines as an original curves instead of horizontal ones.

[@FernandoPizzani]

Great tutorial, thank you. I have only started with Rhino a few weeks ago and this was my very first Grasshopper tutorial. Managed to get to the end. However, the last Split Brep gives me an error (Split did not succeed). Also, the last Brep Join throws an error (Data conversion failed from number to Brep). I could not figure out the problem, I guess must be some wrong connection. It would help to have an opportunity to see the whole Grasshopper diagram at the end.

[@surbhighodke133]

I would check for all the 'flatten' icons. (downward arrow icon)

[@HowtoRhino]

Hi Fernando, You're welcome. I am glad you are interested in learning Rhino and Grasshopper. I am not quite sure why did you get the error, but I would suggest to download the file if you want to see the whole script www.patreon.com/posts/wavy-wall-in-50491630

[@FernandoPizzani]

Thanks @@HowtoRhino . Became a student member however the file is still locked.

[@FernandoPizzani]

Thank you@@surbhighodke133. Yes I checked all the flattened and simplified modules as per the tutorial. I suspect it is a wrong link but I can't check on the video because you never get to see the whole script. I have the very last Split (the one with the error connected to the Extrude)

[@HowtoRhino]

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[@M.Khanwalls]

Hello sir can we customize vector in 3D direction mean in z direction

[@troillandford7679]

Nice.

[@HowtoRhino]

Glad you like it.

[@andreavioli1525]

If I wanted to rotate the waves?

[@dtrix9423]

Does anyone know where I can set „Domain Start“ and „Steps“… „Factor“ etc. Is it a Plug in by foodforrhino… or where can I find those commands ? Sry I am new with working in grashopper

[@HowtoRhino]

Above each component in the video you can find it's name in Grasshopper