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Followings are 10 different GH definition which I used for half day Grasshopper training. File o1 to 05 is for beginners and after 06 are more fun. GH8009examples.zip
10 GH 0.8.0009 example
Question for Teachers/Instructors
This has come up a number of times, but I thought I'd ask one more time before I start typing. Would it, or would it not, be useful to have a switch between Expert and Beginner modes in the Grasshopper UI? At the most basic level this would involve hiding freaky components from the Beginner mode, but I imagine that I could also hide items from popup menus and other UI elements. As there are more and more components every release, being able to hide the geeky ones must be a relief for beginners.Grasshopper Analysis Key | LMNts
LEGil Design » Archive » Rhombic Disphenoid
This Grasshopper definition approximates a disphenoid minimal surface in Rhino. The definition creates one and also has the option to create a grid of such geometries as seen above. The definition employs the Minimal Surface plugin for Grasshopper by Robert Cervellione. This object is used to speed up the process of defining the composite surface for the module. The same result can be achieved with the stock Surface from Edge Curves object in Grasshopper, but the minimal surface plugin gives much faster results.LEGil Design » Archive » Facade-O-Matic!
LEGil Design » Archive » Grasshopper Basics
I put together these files a while back for a Grasshopper workshop I gave while I was working at WE Architecture in Copenhagen. While these files are not so much tutorials, they present the very basic knowledge that is necessary to be able to really get off the ground when using Grasshopper. There are three files: the Object definition serves as a sort of visual reference to the many different objects in Grasshopper and what they do: the Points definition breaks down the creation and manipulation of point objects within Grasshopper: and the Vector definition does the same for vectors.Updates

