A new component added to StructDrawRhino for generating mesh with false color from a list of values.
Grasshopper Example
Grasshopper Example
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
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- Jon Mirtschin
- I was born in Australia and raised on a farm near the coast in South West Victoria. I studied a double degree in Engineering/Science at the University of Melbourne. Structural Engineering was my engineering major, and Computer Science for the science degree. I joined Connell Wagner as a Graduate, and spent the best part of four years there working on the 300m tall Eureka Tower, the 2006 Melbourne Cricket Ground Redevelopment and Wembley Stadium. In 2005, I decided to leave for London for opportunities to travel etc. A recruitment agency sent me to an interview at Expedition, which is a design firm unlike most I've encountered. The projects and work are complex and challenging, which has encouraged me to use my double degree (Engineering and programming) to a full advantage. This also introduced me to the wonderful design world of Rhino3d. You can see from the projects utilising complex structures and forms, including North Shore Footbridge and 55 Baker Street. This has formed the basis for developing the tools and plugins to date, and I hope they will be of use to the wider design world.
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