where can i get a copy of paracloud??

veeery cool blog, by the way
thx

Hi David,
Thanks for your tutorials, all very useful indeed. With this point-distance logic, would it be possible to do the same but as a distance between the point and a line? And furthermore, to have two distances, one as the line, or many lines, and another a central point.
ie. there are several lines intersecting the grid, and a central point, and the circle radii are at maximum the furthest from the lines AND the point.
I’ve been trying, but to no avail. (am a beginner, been playing for nearly a week..!)
Thanks

Hi David

Well. I’m trying to find a technique, for a form finding exercise - for my project (building) using information which I gathered from the site.
This is a simple form finding exercise. So I was thinking - If I use these attractors as a dynamical system or a force to push and pull surfaces of 3D primitive objects like simple box, sphere or spline. Similar thing was used by Ali Rahim and Greg Lynn but I guss the use Maya.

i would think so. Can you be a bit more specific

Hi David.
Can you deform 3D shpes or lines useing these attractors with grasshopper. Apparently you can do it in maya. This looks straight forward

Thanks