Roof Slope Analysis with Rhino and Grasshopper - Tutorial

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[@johna.6259]

How's it going man? When are you planning on doing a Rhino 8 tutorial? Been looking forward to a full course

[@DesignGoBrr]

First need to use it on at least a few projects to see what new functions are actually worth teaching (for architects)

[@javiermarcos3146]

Probably so usefull👏👏 Thanks again

[@DesignGoBrr]

Hopefully useful! Thanks for watching :)

[@md.jobayedhossen8611]

probably so usefull

[@DesignGoBrr]

Not probably - definitely!

[@landaudesign]

Gediminas, have you given the Land Kit Grasshopper plugin a try? Lots of free features that would cover everything here. And workflows for folks who don’t know Grasshopper. Love your videos.

[@needlesky]

Praktiška! :)

[@DesignGoBrr]

Kartais reikia ir praktiškai!

[@armo-op1sk]

Hi bro can you tell me please how can I create a menu Scroller and up and down with Joyistc for VR in UE5?

[@vu_derArchitekt]

I am curious about the logic behind your layer management.

[@DesignGoBrr]

"Helper" layer used for everything that I'm "currently working on" , all other layers separated into "Slabs" - with sublayers for walls, floors, ceiling, woof, terrace , "openings" with sublayers for doors, windows and so on. If I'm preparing a model for rendering, then I restructure the layers according to the materials to be used.