Scripts (RhinoScript): Adaptive Fenestration and Massive Unroll

As I promised, I hand out some of the scripts I’ve written in the course of the latest project.

Massive unroll Script:

Select as many surfaces as you like and then unroll each one of them.

Adaptive fenestration script:

An interesting script that cuts holes in a surface based on the relation with a given attractor(point). I used it to generate a porous membrane for my latest project.

Download it.

Those were some scripts that have actually proven to be quite stable…

Here are some other potentially super-bugged scripts:

Faceting. – Does the same as the adaptive fenestration script only it also “facets” the seed surface.

Ribs. – My attempt (quite sucesefull) at writing a honeycomb script.

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Francesco says:

October 21, 2009 at 2:10 pm

Hi, many thanks to share it…
i’ve tried your scritp, had a small bug but thanks a lot anyway

October 21, 2009 at 2:42 pm

Hey, take a look at this:

http://twitter.com/ctrlzarch/status/5045010968

November 3, 2009 at 2:20 pm

Hey, didn’t see your comment back i’m sorry…and now i don’t remember the bug!!! But maybe it was a problem of my geometrY?..

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