developer:rhinoscript101 Contents Introduction RhinoScript 101 is a project which aims to ease the transition from user to developer. Initially the RhinoScript 101 Primer was released as a set of articles which could be downloaded from this webspace. This publication is still a work-in-progress. RhinoScript 101 collection consisting of: The Examples (ZIP) The Multiple Choice test ( PDF ) Note, the primer uses a number of methods that were only recently added to RhinoScript . Contact the author Join or start a discussion Chapters What's it all about? Macros Running Scripts vbScript Essentials Language origin Flow control Variable data Integers and Doubles Booleans Null variable Using variables Script anatomy Programming in Rhino The bones The guts The skin Operators and functions What on earth are they and why should I care? Logical operators Functions and methods A simple function example Advanced function syntax Conditional execution What if? Select case Conditional loops Alternative syntax Incremental loops Arrays My favourite things Geometry
-- Computational Design Solutions Part I -- Welcome! This is a showcase of all the work done for an IAP course on RhinoScripting. Please feel free to download samples of the work here. Course Instructors Kenfield Griffith [ kenfield@mit.edu ]John Snavely [ snavely@mit.edu ] Course Schedule: Comp_Design_Schedule.pdfLecture I: lecture1.pdfLecture II: lecture2.pdf Homework I: Exercise1.pdfSource Files: your_name_bridge.rvb (right click "save as")Final: Final.pdfSource Files:simplefractal.rvb (right click "save as")recursion.rvb (right click "save as") Resources This page has links to the Rhino News Group. Software and plugins for Rhino. Fantastic resource for Rhinoscripts and Advice. General VBScript Reference. Stelios is not only an incredible programmer, but generous with his work. Notepad2 is a free text editor with syntax highlighting.
Rhino I’m excited to announce that I will be doing a workshop in interactive parametric modelling with Studio Mode and MakerBot in New York, Feb 19-20 (with an optional extra day on Feb 21). We will be using Processing along with CAD tools like Rhino3D to produce parametric models to output 3D models for digital fabrication. MakerBot Industries have graciously offered to lend us some MakerBot Thing-o-matics to produce models from the workshop. The full announcement follows below, please visit Studio Mode’s announcement for enrollment and more details. Continued… 3D printing, architecture, digital-fabrication, makerbot, parametric-design, processing.org, studio mode, Workshops Exciting news: Studio Mode (aka Ronnie Parsons and Gil Akos) and I are working on plans for a parametric design workshop using Processing and Rhino/Grasshopper in New York later this year. Exact dates and format of the workshop are to be determined, but we’re hoping for early December. Code: randCube.rvb Workshop contents
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