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Testing 3D Printing

Scripting Hunt 2

I will post the script tomorrow, and explain better the concept.

Scripting Hunt 1

Following with what we did in the previous class. I created for the initial script one line based on this variable:
x = i+y * sin(i)
y = i * cos (i)
z = i
For then with the command Rhino.CopyObject and Rhino.RotateObjects create another one with a rotation angle of 180º.
In the second script I just created cones using the points of both lines and in witch of these created a torus. The final object turned out pretty interesting.
You can Find the script here:

Script1

Option Explicit'Script written by

'Script copyrighted by

'Script version Tuesday, January 15, 2008 1:25:35 PM

Call Main()Sub Main() Dim point(50)

'my array Dim i, x, y, z 'more variables

For i = 0 To 50 'looping

x =i+y * sin(i) 'coordinates

y = i * cos (i)

z = i point(i) = array(x,y,z) ' for each hole inside of the array, there is anather array, who create the point

Next

rhino.AddPoints(point) 'here we print the points Call mifunction(point) ' we call here the function

End Sub
Function mifunction(point) 'declare the function Dim Curve1: Curve1 = rhino.AddCurve(point) 'the code
Dim Curve2: Curve2 = Rhino.CopyObject(Curve1) Dim arrObjects, arrPoint
arrObjects = Rhino.GetObjects
If IsArray(arrObjects) Then
arrPoint = Rhino.GetPoint("Center point of rotation")
If IsArray(arrPoint) Then
Rhino.RotateObjects arrObjects, arrPoint, 180.0, ,vbTrue
End If
End If
End Function 'end of the function

Script2

Option Explicit'Script written by

'Script copyrighted by

'Script version terça-feira, 22 de Janeiro de 2008 00:59:29
Call Main()Sub Main()

Dim strCurve, strCurve2, strCurve3

Dim Domain, Domain2, Domain3, Param, Param2, Param3, Point, Point2, Point3, i, sections

sections = 50

ReDim collection(sections)

ReDim collection2(sections)

ReDim collection3(sections)

strCurve = rhino.GetObject

If isnull (strCurve) Then Exit Sub

strCurve2 = rhino.GetObject

If isnull (strCurve2) Then Exit Sub

strCurve3 = rhino.GetObject

If isnull (strCurve3) Then Exit Sub

Domain = Rhino.CurveDomain(strCurve)

Domain2 = Rhino.CurveDomain(strCurve2)

Domain3 = Rhino.CurveDomain(strCurve3)

For i = 0 To sections Param = i*((Domain(1)-Domain(0))/sections)

Param2 = i*((Domain2(1)-Domain2(0))/sections)

Param3 = i*((Domain3(1)-Domain3(0))/sections)

point = Rhino.EvaluateCurve(strCurve, Param)

Rhino.AddPoint point point2 = Rhino.EvaluateCurve(strCurve2, Param2)

Rhino.AddPoint point2 point3 = Rhino.EvaluateCurve(strCurve3, Param3) Rhino.AddPoint point3

collection(i) = point

collection2(i) = point2

collection3(i) = point3

Next

Dim Newpoint, Newpoint2, Newpoint3

Dim dblradius, dblradius1, arrheight, arrheight2, arrheight3, arrbase, arrbase2, arrbase3

Dim arrcircle, arrcircle2, arrcircle3

Dim dblMajorRadius, dblMinorRadius

dblradius = 3 dblradius1 = 2

dblMajorRadius =3 dblMinorRadius =2

For i = 0 To sections

Newpoint = collection(i) Newpoint2 = collection2(i) Newpoint3 = collection3(i)
arrbase = Newpoint arrbase2 = Newpoint2 arrbase3 = Newpoint3 If isarray(arrbase) Then arrheight = Newpoint2 If isarray(arrheight)

Then

rhino.AddCone arrbase, arrheight, dblradius1

If isarray(arrbase2)

Then arrheight2 = Newpoint3

If isarray(arrheight)

Then rhino.AddCone arrbase2, arrheight2, dblradius

If isarray(arrbase3)

Then arrheight3 = Newpoint

If isarray(arrheight3)

Then rhino.AddCone arrbase3, arrheight3, dblradius

End If End If End If End If End If End If
Rhino.AddTorus Newpoint, dblMajorRadius, dblMinorRadius

Rhino.AddTorus Newpoint2, dblMajorRadius, dblMinorRadius

Rhino.AddTorus Newpoint3, dblMajorRadius, dblMinorRadius

Next
End Sub

P.s_Once you paste the script in the script editor, you have to repair the spaces since here is incorrectly formatted because it is posted in html (different Language)

Mapping Barcelona: Galleries, Theaters and Museums

These maps are the conclusion of an evaluation to the heart of Barcelona cultural Associations. This represents the most brief and simple way to convey all of the pertinent information about Cultural associations around Galleries, Theaters and Museums with respect to what I have distinct as cultural involvement areas. Communicating simply the essential information and mix it with an attractive presentation, was the major objective.

The intention of this map is to trace the associations formed within and around these specific cultural buildings in the old city of Barcelona. The base map traces all these areas of concern with an analysis of the nature of the programs, density of associated people throughout the day and the activities as associated program in the open areas around the specific areas of our concern. It traces some major spots of cultural associations that have been developed as zoom 1, zoom 2 and zoom 3.

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