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Download Project File (.hipnc): https://www.dropbox.com/s/n9ok6nu6xx7hqsi/iteration_for_loop.hipnc?dl=0 In this tutorial we're looking at For-Loops in order to create a repeating geometric pattern that resembles an abstract snowflake. For more info visit www.entagma.com

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Various transition curves are used in civil engineering to gradually introduce curvature and superelevation between both tangents and circular curves as well as between two circular curves with different curvature.

How do you create a sphere made of all quads; Polygon Mesh has poles and polygon is triangles ? I want a sphere without any poles; but all quads.

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I was wondering if there is a way of combining two primitives e.g. two 2D circles that get into a certain range of each other like in the gif below. I was taking a shot at it myself but so far it's too dependent on point numbers and orders. combining_circles.hipnc

Hi Hope all is well, I have matra rendering curves using attribute create width, but i was wondering is there a way to have the lines taper towards the ends ? any help would be amazing. Thanks for your time Sam FIND_POINTS_CURVE.hipnc

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The Cornu spiral is a plot in the complex plane of the points B(t)=S(t)+iC(t), (1) where S(t) and C(t) are the Fresnel integrals (von Seggern 2007, p. 210; Gray 1997, p. 65). The Cornu spiral is also known as the clothoid or Euler's spiral. It was probably first studied by Johann Bernoulli around 1696 (Bernoulli 1967, pp. 1084-1086). A Cornu spiral describes diffraction from the edge of a half-plane. The quantities C(t)/S(t) and S(t)/C(t) are plotted above. The slope of the curve's...

Hello, I have some visual tests to do. how can I get a packing of spheres inside a closed shape. goal is to know how many spheres would fit for further build. Ive looked around but didnt find a solution in the forums. Example 10in x 10in x10in cube. filled with 1in diameter spheres. would it be 1260 spheres ? Can grasshopper do this visually so i can change spheres diameters and box sizes ? eventually to get sphere counts in different non box shapes or meshes