Rhino Grasshopper Complex Twist With Graph Mapper Explained for Beginners

[@HowtoRhino]

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[@mohandalbasha4658]

thank you for sharing my work .....good job man

[@HowtoRhino]

Thanks Mohand!

[@wonderworld-E7]

Mohand albasha good job. But i am asking is it possible to do this building without using grasshopper

[@mohandalbasha4658]

@@wonderworld-E7 yes i didn,t use it

[@SuperNat9999]

Always an amazing tutorial

[@HowtoRhino]

Thanks Nathaniel!

[@Jerhus54]

thank you very much for this tuto, is it possible to create a thickness for the inner part and a bottom, in order to create a vase, thank you very much.

[@vannopang6200]

VERY USEFUL, THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@HowtoRhino]

You're welcome Van!

[@suzyb2688]

Thank you

[@HowtoRhino]

You're welcome!

[@naeemkooreyshi2012]

Thank you for this awesome tutorial I managed to follow all the way to 37:00 in the video As soon as I add the second curve to the loft, the first curve removes itself... Any advice?

[@HowtoRhino]

Hey Naeem, try holding "Shift" while you input the second curve :D

[@hemdrupdesign]

Thanks for sharing

[@HowtoRhino]

You're welcome :)

[@maidarioskoke8310]

In the final step to close the curves, it does not allow me to join two curves to the loft.

[@nucleusv]

а с подбородком Тани К что будем делать )))

[@wonderworld-E7]

Thanks for this tutorial. But i want to know is it possible to do this building without using grasshopper. I mean only by Rhino without grass

[@HowtoRhino]

Yes, it's possible, of course, but this tutorial was how to do it with Grasshopper :)

[@wonderworld-E7]

@@HowtoRhino can you do it without grasshopper or difficult. Anyway thank you for this channel.

[@jaredmallard9986]

I have everything working except the fins. I'm working on a script that uses a similar method to generate a city scape over a voronoi field, but because the definition is being applied to multiple instances the data trees get messed up somewhere along the way. I can make fins that run radially but not vertically because I can't flip the matrix. Any idea how to fix this?

[@HowtoRhino]

Hi Jared! Have you tried to flip matrix using path mapper component? Depending on the data tree depth, you need to swap last letter in the syntax with the "i". For example if you have 3 layers data tree depth {A;B;C} your path mapper syntax should be {A;B;C}(i) ---> {A;B;i}(C). Same logic should be applied for other data tree depth cases. If this doesn't work feel free to contact me at [e-mail]

[@jaredmallard9986]

@@HowtoRhino Amazing thank you!

[@maximusark7969]

so nice

[@HowtoRhino]

Hey Maximus, thanks! If you'd like to take this a step further and have a complete step by step approach in learning Rhino and Grasshopper that includes our personal coaching, you may want to check out our Rhino for Architects 2.0 Course! Please reach out and send me an email at [e-mail] if you're interested and I'll tell you a lot more about it there and share the course platform with you as well! Cheers! :)

[@mihirmistry4985]

Why do we have to shift paths after off-setting the Fin lines?

[@HowtoRhino]

Hi Mihir! Great question :) Flip Matrix can't be applied to a data tree with a multi-layer structure. That's why we need to modify, create a single-layer data tree structure that will contain multiple items inside each branch. If you take a look you can see that each branch contains one item. In our case, we are trying to get a data tree that should have 64 branches with 12 items in each branch. So instead having (multi-layer structure): {0;0;0;0} (1) {0;0;0;1} (1) {0;0;0;2} (1) {0;0;0;3} (1)... {0;0;0;10} (1) {0;0;0;11} (1) {0;0;1;0} (1) {0;0;1;1} (1) {0;0;1;2} (1) {0;0;1;3} (1)... {0;0;1;10} (1) {0;0;1;11} (1) {0;0;2;0} (1) {0;0;2;1} (1) {0;0;2;2} (1) {0;0;2;3} (1)... {0;0;2;10} (1) {0;0;2;11} (1)... {0;0;62;0} (1) {0;0;62;1} (1) {0;0;62;2} (1) {0;0;62;3} (1)... {0;0;62;10} (1) {0;0;62;11} (1)... {0;0;63;0} (1) {0;0;63;1} (1) {0;0;63;2} (1) {0;0;63;3} (1)... {0;0;63;10} (1) {0;0;63;11} (1)... We want to have (single-layer structure): {0;0;0} (12) {0;0;1} (12) {0;0;2} (12)... {0;0;62} (12) {0;0;63} (12) Once we get that, the next step is to connect output with the Shift Paths component.

[@mihirmistry4985]

@@HowtoRhino so it collapsed the outer branch on the inner branch right? Thanks 😀

[@sarahay3437]

does anyone know where the facade tutorial is?

[@HowtoRhino]

What Facade Sarah?