From the course: Grasshopper Essential Training (2017)
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Data tree review
- [Instructor] In this chapter, we'll work through several examples that rely on managing the data tree as it flows through our Grasshopper definitions. Back in chapter six of the Learning Grasshopper course, we covered in-depth working with lists and the data tree. I'd highly recommend watching or re-watching those videos, but in this video, I'd just like to do a little crash course reviewing how components handle multiple lists at the same time. So I've got a blank Rhino file open. And the exercise file 0010-tree-basics.gh open in Grasshopper. And in this example, I've got three simple curves internalized into a geometry parameter. And I'd like to take a look at how the data is flowing from this parameter, so I'm going to go ahead and connect it to a divide curve component. You can see what happens in the Rhino window. Each curve is divided into a set of points. And I can control the number of segments, which determines the number of points, through the divide curves count…
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Data tree review7m 47s
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Hexagonal tiling introduction4m 34s
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Setting up a hexagonal tiling grid8m 10s
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Finishing a hexagonal tiling grid7m 23s
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Adding offsets for tiling7m 54s
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Adding additional tiling parameters4m 42s
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Planning for tiling 3D objects4m 34s
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Tiling 3D objects12m 35s
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Truchet tile fundamentals3m 48s
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Planning a parametric hexagonal tile3m 6s
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Creating a parametric hexagonal tile10m 30s
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Planning a parametric truchet tile3m 27s
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Creating a parametric truchet tile17m 47s
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