GrassHopper Scripting 3: Hexagons on a surface

This Grasshopper definition is a translation of a Rhinoscript which was written to tile a surface in Rhino with a hexagonal pattern.  User now has the control of the U and V subdivisions of this surface, resulting in the user being able to control the resolution of the tiling pattern.   The definition uses relatively few components to achieve this solution thanks to the VB.NET component implemented into this version of Grasshopper.  The VB.NET component allows for the subdivision points to be organized and ordered for the creation of the lines on the surface.

Right-click and save target as in order to download the grasshopper definition.
Hexy1.3.ghx

Create a surface in Rhino and use “srf” component to connect it with Grasshopper.

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  1. hello and thanks for your research that’s all very useful, I’m not able to download the hexy file could you help me?

    Feb 25, 2009 @ 6:03 am


  2. RICH

    HI,

    I am an architecture student working on a hosing project. I am trying to use this definition, but nothing happens after i select my surfaces. I am new to grasshopper. Is there anything I have to do after selecting surfaces to generate the hexagonal pattern?

    rich

    Mar 11, 2009 @ 10:42 am

  3. Thanks for sharing. I am not very experienced in VB and your component is a great extension for GH.
    Thanks a lot.
    Sinclerey
    Ilija

    Mar 16, 2009 @ 5:35 am


  4. T

    hey
    it works really well thanks. could u perhaps tell more about how i can extrude these points from a 3d surface?? that would be really helpful.
    p.s. I cant seem to bake the curves into rhino format and extrude them in the normal rhino way

    Aug 03, 2009 @ 12:43 pm

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