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Hi from Spain,
I’m totally new in Grasshopper and that’s why I’m looking for some help desperately!!!!!
I’m trying to create a project similar to GROTTO from Aranda/Lasch architects, and similar to this project. I have been playing around with a 3dvoronoi model and I have generated a few model rocks that I want to use to generate a grotto system but I’m sure that with Grasshopper this solid connection will be much easy (maybe qhull?)
I’m attaching a definition and a rhino file, the problem is that I’m just able to connect one rock at a time; I can’t connect them all together…I would like to know (if its possible ;)) how did you do this model-project and if its made with rhino or grasshopper what tipe of connections I have to do…I’m doing my last project in uni and it will help me allot your comments!!!Thanks for your help!!!
Gracias!!!
If you search the Grasshopper3d website, there are definitions posted for weaire phelan, which I believe is the system used by Aranda/Lasch in their Grotto project.