In this video I will cover some of the basics of python coding in grasshopper. We will look at a modified / simplified version of the iceray shape grammar example developed by George Stiny. http://web.mit.edu/haldane/www/icerays/index.html Please like, share the video! And leave a comment below for things you would like to learn... I would appreciate if you subscribe to the channel! There will be more tutorials coming up soon.

In this tutorial we are going to model bricks on a parametric surface. In order to achieve this, we will first extract contours from the surface then divide each curve using lengths of the brick. In the second part we will create a staggered effect for a running course type. Thanks for watching the video! 🙏🙏🙏 👍👍👍 If you enjoyed the video please hit that like button! 👍👍👍 📺📺Check out my channel 📺📺 and if you like the content please subscribe to the channel! ☑️☑️☑️ 📹📹📹New parametric design tutorial videos every week! 📹📹📹 If you want to get head ups on new content please enable notifications by clicking the bell! 🔔🔔🔔 What would you like to learn on Grasshopper? 👇👇👇 Tell us in the comments below 👇👇👇

Ever wondered how to achieve random subdivision of surfaces? In this tutorial we look at the random component and define custom division patterns for surfaces. If you like the content, please consider liking the videos! I would appreciate if you subscribe to the channel! Thanks for your support! :)

In this video, I show a topological patterning technique using triangles that can be applied to any type of mesh form. You will need weaverbird tools to join the patterns and give them thicknesses and offsets. You can download weaverbird from the link below: https://www.grasshopper3d.com/group/weaverbird Please like, share the video with your friends who might be interested! Please leave your questions in the comments below and let me know of the topics you would like to be covered on the channel. I would appreciate if you subscribe to the channel! Thanks for watching! :)

In this video, I make a weaving pattern on a surface using list manipulation techniques. The tutorial might seem complex, but once you get the overall idea, you just copy and switch some of the inputs to make it work in two directions. If you have any questions feel free to comment below. You can find the definition in the link below: https://files.fm/u/4xbbntnh Please like, share as you see fit! I would appreciate if you subscribe to the channel! There will be more tutorials coming up soon.

In this tutorial we will be looking at how to model a parametric bench using custom section profiles controlled with graph mappers. Please like, share the video with your friends who might be interested! Please leave your questions in the comments below and let me know of the topics you would like to be covered on the channel. I would appreciate if you subscribe to the channel! Thanks for watching! :)

In this video I cover how to use image sampler to drive parameters in Grasshopper. I used a low resolution image of Einstein and mapped it onto a grid to first draw lines then define surfaces. Please like, share as you see fit! I would appreciate if you subscribe to the channel! There will be more tutorials coming up soon.

In this video, I show how to use graph mapper to manipulate rotation of flat panels. I made a quick round cornered building and applied the script with different graph types. Please like, share as you see fit! I would appreciate if you subscribe to the channel! There will be more tutorials coming up soon.