Quick engineering calculation sheets. Produce computations directly from an architectural model.

[@channingbrace4287]

Always fantastic tutorials that really inspire great ideas! Thank you. Could you share more on how you're creating this printable sheet view?

[@StructuredParametrics]

Sure. The simple way is to use one of the normal viewports and print from there although make sure there isn't other geometry in the way. A more complex way is to make a custom viewport with some python code (or other language).

[@huynguyentrung1986]

It’s really great idea! I love it. Thanks for your share!

[@StructuredParametrics]

Glad you like it!

[@TheSameDonkey]

That's a really neat tool. I've been working on something similar in gaps between assignments and you've pulled off something I've yet to manage. Tell me, does rhino have some table management tools and I just missed them somehow, is this done using some external tools, or did you just hack the tables together in grasshopper using text and geometry? Apologies if that's a rude question but I'm really curious

[@StructuredParametrics]

No worries and thanks for the comment. It uses a custom script which produces a 'spreadsheet like' layout. There might be a grasshopper plugin that manages tables in that way although we haven't looked for one (that might be a useful tool though).

[@qualifiedalternative8697]

would you mind sending me this example file, pls?

[@58Alexik]

This is a promising workflow. Is this script available to download?

[@StructuredParametrics]

Not yet although we might make it available once it is improved on our struc-script page. However it will only be for Australian design initially unless there is demand for other countries/regions.

[@58Alexik]

I'm curious how you were able to print output on to a page, are you able to share anything on this?

[@StructuredParametrics]

It is just a viewport in Rhino that can be printed as normal