algorithm development and computational design
Algorithm development is one of the most vital cornerstones of the computational design profession. Continue reading algorithm development and computational design
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autumn is here soon, so I built a sauna configurator
It’s whipped up with rhino.compute, three.js and Grasshopper. Continue reading autumn is here soon, so I built a sauna configurator
introducing Force Density Solver in Emu 1.3
Delighted to share that Emu 1.3 now includes a Force Density Solver component. Force Density is an optimization technique that simplifies the design process for cable networks by assuming constant force-to-length ratios. This method has a storied past, as it was employed by Frei Otto and his team in the groundbreaking design of the Munich Olympic Stadium back in the 1970s. The Force Density Solver … Continue reading introducing Force Density Solver in Emu 1.3
emu 1.2.0 available on yak!
Emu is now available on the Rhino PackageManager! Go to online, and search for “Emu”, and it will show up. Also, this version is now fully compatible with Rhino 7, and contains a few more bugfixes from the previous version. Enjoy! Continue reading emu 1.2.0 available on yak!
Ducker – a documentation generator for Grasshopper plugins
Ducker is a fast, easy-to-use and hackable documentation generator for Grasshopper assemblies (.gha) Continue reading Ducker – a documentation generator for Grasshopper plugins
ChatGPT and RhinoCommon
There has been a lot of buzz around ChatGPT since it was released end of last year. In short, ChatGPT is a smart chatbot that can generate text provided user input from a prompt. While this might not be a revolutionary concept, what’s new is the quality of its response, and that the Chatbot is very good at understanding conversational context. Discussions on social media … Continue reading ChatGPT and RhinoCommon
ConfigAR: Bridging AR and Grasshopper
ConfigAR connects augumented reality with the super powers of parametric design and Grasshopper3d Continue reading ConfigAR: Bridging AR and Grasshopper
Introducing Hackuble
Hackuble is a hackable C# based scripting environment for 3D modeling running in the web browser. Continue reading Introducing Hackuble
MVVM, WPF and Material Design with sergey pigach
My colleugue and partner in crime Sergey Pigach deomonstrates how interactive desktop UIs can be built using C#, MVVM, WPF and Material Design. Continue reading MVVM, WPF and Material Design with sergey pigach
say hello to sdTF – the structured data transfer format for computational design
Say hello to sdTF – an extensible/hackable data transfer format inspired by glTF and Grasshopper DataTrees. Continue reading say hello to sdTF – the structured data transfer format for computational design
emil poulsen 