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+ | ======PanelingTools and Grasshopper ====== | ||
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+ | > **Summary: | ||
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+ | These examples show how to select a paneling grid in Grasshopper and bake it back into the document in a way that makes it usable by [[labs: | ||
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+ | I must warn you that the examples bypass Grasshopper' | ||
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+ | **Example 1** | ||
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+ | Convert paneling grid to a data tree type in Grasshopper. | ||
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+ | **Example 2** | ||
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+ | Create a grid of points using Grasshopper components, then bake the grid to document. | ||
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+ | **Example 3** | ||
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+ | Select a paneling grid, move points randomly in z direction, then bake the grid back into the document. | ||
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