Rhino Grasshopper - Data Matching

Posted by:David Fano | 23. April 2009 | Filed under: Rhino - Grasshopper, Tutorials
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Software : In this Grasshopper video tutorial we will discuss  data matching.  This is how you start to connect objects from multiple lists.

Note: This is for the Meshing Spring 2009 class but as always, all are welcomed to use these videos.  Just a warning since the tone is a bit different from the other videos.

Topics Covered:

  • Lists
  • Shortest List
  • Longest List
  • Cross Reference
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4 Comments »

  1. Matt
    April 23, 2009 @ 9:52 pm

    I’ve just started figuring out how to use some rhinoScript and I think your comment of “Grasshopper is like visual scripting” is spot on. There are really good parallels between the two and now that I have a fairly good general knowledge of both grasshopper and rhinoScript I’ve found my work flow has improved hugely. If you have the motivation I would highly recommend looking into Rhino’s scripting interface.

  2. Patrick
    April 24, 2009 @ 6:29 am

    Hi Dave, i was wondering if you could show how to divide a surface depending on distances from a attractor point, I understand it can be done with sort list component - im quite stuck thanks

  3. мeнимбaлaм
    May 29, 2009 @ 9:54 pm

    Интересный пост, спасибо. Интересует только вопрос - будет ли продолжение? :)

  4. Ростислав Лебедев
    July 1, 2009 @ 11:19 am

    Хорошая статья. Краткость явно сестра автора ;)

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