ACADIA Grasshopper Projects
Tags: ACDAIA, Grasshopper, Projects, RhinoHere is the work produced in the ACADIA Workshop from a few weeks ago. I’m posting all the projects I have permission to show. If you were in the class and would like your work posted, please let me know. Also, if you can, please post your source files on the forum.
Grasshopper File - Right click and “Save As”
Michael Gibson - Professor - Ball-State-University
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Andrew Lucia - Upenn Design
Aaron Westre - University of Minnesota
Jon Bailey - Southern Illinois University
Bennett Bossert - Southern Illinois University
Carl Gauley - VJA Architects
Grasshopper Source File - Right Click “Save As”
Dave Celento - Professor - Penn State University
Dave Pigram - supermanoeuvre
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Joshua Vermillion - Ball State University
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Jason Pierce - Southern Illinois University
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Shai Yeshayahu - Assistant Professor - Southern Illinois University
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Shaima Alarayedh - MOMAA
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Yanni Loukissas - Professor - Cornell University
Grasshopper Source File - Right Click “Save As”
Yaravi Lopez-Wilson - University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Simply AWSOME!!
yeeaha
lots of time will be eeded to get inside it)
Play around with it. It’s a great app
Really Cool
Great work. I was at Acadia, but didn’t attend the workshops. GH is addictive software (addict-ware?).
I’ve been using it for a multitude of tasks lately. I just wish David Rutten would program in a “do my dishes and laundry” component and I would be set.
nice examples
but it also would be interesting what the idea of each project is. because as Nathan Miller said, grasshopper is an addictive piece of software and it is really easy to get lost in some random trial and error plays, and getting a result far far away from the original thought.
I know Mike Gibson from his undergrad days at Miami University (Ohio). J. Uhl is also an alum of Miami U. Who knew we’d get all these tech kids from a relatively hand-based design program! Thanks for the post.
Cool…
by the way, has anyone tried the curviture analysis definition… anyone know how to stop the circles overlapping? and…has anyone tried this with a planer or 4point surface instead of a circle…my scale controlled replicas seem to be going all over the place…does anyone know why?
thanks for the help…
Is there somewhere I can learn how to do similar modelling to Dave Pigram - supermanoeuvre model??? I am trying to do something somewhat similar and it would put me in the right direction if I knew how he did this.
When I download the grasshopper source file..it gives me an xml file format..
which i cant open in Grasshopper. How do convert it or save it.
Thanks
Is there a way to take this ACADIA Grasshopper Projects class next time you have it? Or any other GSAPP classes?
you just need to change .xml to .ghx
awesome post!
is there a way to prevent rhino from crashing when I open e.g. Michael Gibson’s file?
so are there some rhino or grasshopper settings to handle this kind of complexity? I also noticed while working on my own projects that it often freezes when I pan or rotate in the viewport or move a point.
thnx
Is there a way (using Grasshopper) to array an object on a surface?
OK. Never mind the last comment, I figured that out. But does any one know a method for creating components with variables?