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Summary: Some examples of Grasshopper Definitions.
Name | Preview | Description |
Data Matching | no preview available | An example of different data matching algorithms |
Data Index | no preview available | Explains how to extract individual values from a list |
Data Index 2 | no preview available | Explains how the Cycle option behaves during index access |
Split | ![]() | Shows how to split a list into two sublists using a single break |
Shift | ![]() | A case study of the Shift component |
Sort | ![]() | Shows how to sort a collection of points by distance |
Sort & Subset | ![]() | A case study to find the N closest points in a set |
Sort & Cull | ![]() | Shows how to remove distant points from an unordered set |
Distance Logic | ![]() | An example of how to use expressions to create logical relationships between numbers and geometry |
Expression | ![]() | Shows the use of the Expression components |
Staircase | ![]() | A case study for a self-normalizing staircase |
Example files made with Version 0.5.0050
Name | Preview | Description |
Twisting frames | ![]() | How to create a set of twisting objects around a curve. |
Jitter | ![]() | The jitter component in action. |
Polar lines | ![]() | Creating a straight line in polar space… pretty curves with a minimum of fuss and a good deal of fuzz. |
Export points | ![]() | How to stream formatted data to a textfile. |
Scripted circles | ![]() | A simple demo of the VB.NET scripting component. |
Scripting and surface patterns | ![]() | How to use the VB.NET component to generate a diamond surface pattern. |
More scripting samples at Grasshopper Gallery |