Randomness can be an attractive design feature when controlled well. Grasshopper offers two main methods for generating random points in your designs: the Random component
Creating a sine curve in Grasshopper involves generating a series of incremental values and using the Expression component to run the sine function on them.
The Graphmapper component in Grasshopper allows us to redistribute a series of numbers using curve equations. By using interactive handles within the Graphmapper interface, we
To extend a curve in Grasshopper, we can use the Extend Curve (Ext) component. The component allows us to take an input curve and extend
One of the biggest advantages of parametric modeling in Grasshopper, compared to manual modeling in Rhino, is the ability to create and modify entire lists
Parametric design is all about flexibility. In Grasshopper, we typically control parameters using Number Sliders or manual data entry, which limits us to defining a
One key tool for managing data flows in Grasshopper is the Stream Gate component. The Stream Gate component allows you connect one input stream to
Dealing with duplicate points in Grasshopper can be frustrating. They are hard to spot and can disrupt lists, leading to unexpected outcomes. In Grasshopper, we
Grasshopper is a Visual Programming Interface within Rhino that allows you to create fully parametric models using Rhino’s native commands. To open Grasshopper, click the
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