[...] project i want to step a store front system within a range of 5 feet. This in conjunction with the planner poly technique i was able to test quite a few options with out spending hours snapping planes on a grid. [...]
I tried to make something like your brick panel using this method and, then, face extrude, but it wasnt work… I did what i wanted using shell modifier, but why face extrude works or dosnt in different cases?
If for example one would want these planes to become a stair for example to be an entrance to a building, is there a way to make the vertical part of the steps, and keep it parametric with the FFD?
Or would you just convert the planes into boxes and cut off the exess material or something?
@Remco - yes, i test it right now. Make your array of boxes and group them as in the video. Apply EditPoly modifier and in Element mod select all (Ctrl+A). :ake them Planar by Z (as in the video). Now all boxes has zero height. Apply PolySelect to clear the selection. Add new EditPoly end select top faces on your boxes. Finaly Extrude them.
is there a way to analyse the heights of each plane (maybe is a point cloud form) so that we can use the data to draw architectural drawings and to makesure that if the planes are steps, that they comply with the relvant regulations.
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[...] project i want to step a store front system within a range of 5 feet. This in conjunction with the planner poly technique i was able to test quite a few options with out spending hours snapping planes on a grid. [...]
Is it possible to do this in Grasshopper?
I tried to make something like your brick panel using this method and, then, face extrude, but it wasnt work… I did what i wanted using shell modifier, but why face extrude works or dosnt in different cases?
wao its great tip to make several type of shapes good job
If for example one would want these planes to become a stair for example to be an entrance to a building, is there a way to make the vertical part of the steps, and keep it parametric with the FFD?
Or would you just convert the planes into boxes and cut off the exess material or something?
@Remco - yes, i test it right now. Make your array of boxes and group them as in the video. Apply EditPoly modifier and in Element mod select all (Ctrl+A). :ake them Planar by Z (as in the video). Now all boxes has zero height. Apply PolySelect to clear the selection. Add new EditPoly end select top faces on your boxes. Finaly Extrude them.
Is it possible to do this sort of thing with previously drawn shapes, like cylinders and spheres???
Sure
I’m Trying to model something like Bjarke Ingels Lego tower. but i have about 750 planes.
when i ffd them, the planes change shape and i’m unable to keep it a “square”
plus it becomes very slow and i risk crashing the program every time i try
any suggestions?
is it possible to do this in grasshopper?
also,
what are your thoughts on using a ffd box …eg,
ffd 8×8x2
hi again Dave,
sorryy for the questions. last one.
is there a way to analyse the heights of each plane (maybe is a point cloud form) so that we can use the data to draw architectural drawings and to makesure that if the planes are steps, that they comply with the relvant regulations.
thanks heaps!
Is this possible without edit poly, in like
3ds max?
that meant to say 3ds max 6.
my bad