Quick and Easy Twisting Tower in Grasshopper - Real World Tutorial

[@nicholasziglio]

Fantastic tutorial! I like the extra personality and funny editing in this one :)

[@joelfrank5999]

Supper helpful. Thanks for taking the time, being thorough with labeling etc. and explaining how this applies to the real world of architecture. Would love to see more, cheers :)

[@danielkuzev4992]

Hey Karl, as a beginner grasshopper user, I can’t tell you how useful your comments along the way are! Thanks and keep them coming :)

[@KarlSingline]

Great to hear! Keep up the good work!

[@isaacm8438]

I drive by these towers every day in my hometown of Mississauga!

[@tommmiseuf.7897]

And how you feel now, knowing it was like 10min work on design? xD

[@terryjohnshea]

Awesome vid. Keep up the great work!!

[@minpela]

awesome tutorial, keep up the great work (Y)

[@ampampamp352]

Thanl you so much it's really helpful :)

[@KarlSingline]

Glad it helped

[@KarlSingline]

Glad it helped

[@josuul4030]

Hard to find a good tutorial, hope you make more!

[@ajazahmed111]

Would be nice if you could show how to model columns and core..

[@esadesad2]

I know it's an old video but it's quite useful, i'm wondering if in the operation you did at the 19:01 time, there's a reason why you use scale operation instead of say offset which would give better control of the thickness of the facade in my opinion.

[@KarlSingline]

Been a long time. Perhaps it's time for a revisit..

[@constantinosschinas4503]

nice, thanks for sharing. to complete a bit more the parametric style, i would add a graph node to fluidly control rotation along the height, and maybe a start/end tween or another graph to control size/shape of floors. combine both tween and graph and you have zillions of trully different options for that parhetic boss. ps. you know intro was top notch, no comments.

[@xrisaxaris4432]

Thank you so much Karl! can anyone tell me what to type for the offset change orientation? I loose this part

[@KarlSingline]

Hi Xrisa, what time during the video is your query located?

[@xrisaxaris4432]

Karl Singline on 3:37 If you type x'-it doesnt work on my version of gh thank you so much for your response

[@KarlSingline]

The offset component is located under Curve / Util panel. To convert positive number to negative number I right-clicked on the 'D' input of the Offset component and under the 'Expression' menu item I entered x*-1. Alternatively, you could just enter -3 into the 'D' input or use a multiplication component. Hope this helps!

[@xrisaxaris4432]

Karl Singline thank you Karl! You are the best!

[@junkspaceoddity]

Really nice tutorial mate, loved it really much, hope to see more. Hope your boss isn´t that arsehole senior designer you´re talking about :D

[@KarlSingline]

I can neither confirm nor deny that I may of been thinking back to my days as a student architect.

[@gabrielrabello4591]

Could you send me the file, please?

[@KarlSingline]

That's what the tutorial is for

[@thorjarlberglund997]

@@KarlSingline indeed. It was clear and well explained!

[@KarlSingline]

@@thorjarlberglund997 this guy gets it