Expo 2000 Japan
In this Rhino tutorial, I will show you how you can model the 2000 Japan Pavilion (by Shigeru Ban) with Rhino. First, we will make a parametric surface with record history and then we will make the pipes by contour.
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2nd July 2018Intersect Crv/Crv
In this Grasshopper Tutorial I will use the Intersect Crv/Crv tool to produce a parametric structure. First I will linear Array a line and then intersect it with two set of parametric polylines. Then I will move the intersection to produce the parametric model.
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26th February 2018Octree
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15th January 2019Rotating Units
In this Rhino Grasshopper Lesson, I will show you how to rotate a series of surfaces around their edges and then control how many of the starting and ending ones have a zero rotation. First, we will divide a surface into sections and then extract the edge and finally rotate the panels around the edge.
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10th November 2018Surface box
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18th September 2018Parametric Pattern – Weave
In this Grasshopper tutorial, I will teach you how you can model a weave pattern in grasshopper. First, we will model a basic pattern and explain how the curves relate and then we will array the unit to produce the final pattern. Then we will use the distance between the curves to produce the results.
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2nd February 2019Parametric Facade Tutorial
In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, we will model a perforated parametric facade in Grasshopper and with the help of Lunchbox Plugin. First, we will model the surface and then divide them into triangular panels. By using the attractor point technique we will make the panels scale differently across the facade.
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28th April 2018Bend Deform
In this Video tutorial, I will explain how you can use the Bend Deform component in grasshopper. You can easily bend geometry with this tool. First we will use a simple Arc SED tool to produce the arc and then we will bend a box with the Bend Deform tool.
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1st November 2018Substrate
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28th July 2018Weaverbird Grasshopper
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14th December 2017Series
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24th November 2018Mercedes Benz Satdium
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10th December 2018Delaunay Mesh
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4th July 2018What are these icons?
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20th August 2018Boiler Suit
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5th December 2018Earrings Design #2
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28th January 2019Arduino Tutorial For Beginners
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21st January 2019Parametric Facade
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9th July 2018Scale Nu
In this grasshopper tutorial I will talk about the Scale NU tool and how you can use it to scale a set of rectangles non uniformly. First we will array a square and then define a rotated plane to scale the squares diagonally. We will use point attractors to define the weight of scale.
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26th June 2018Contour
In this video tutorial, I will explain how to use Contour component in Grasshopper to produce a parametric facade. We will use rhino to model the opening and deformation and finally use contour to produce the curves and sections.
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23rd July 2018Waffle Structure
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19th January 2019Evolution Tower
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27th December 2017Metaball(t) custom
In this video tutorial, I will explain how you can produce a metaball by a set of point and charges. First we will define the points and then by using the Metaball(t) Custom tool we will give charge to these points and then we will define…
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31st December 2018RMIT Design Hub
In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, I will model the rotating circular panels of the RMIT Design Hub Building. First, we will take a look at the building’s facade and how its constructed. Then we will make the circles in Rhino and then export them into Grasshopper and start rotating them based on a point attractor. We will also model the rotating axis of the windows.