Its considered polite curtesy to share comments and any improvements made to these tools in the spirit of Open Source software. This is deliberately to help share the thinking behind the tools and to encourage sharing. These tools are regular clusters made of regualar GH components and there is nothing stopping anyone from opening them up and looking inside or change them. If you want to have them in the toolshelf of Grasshopper you can copy them into the User Object folder like any other comonent.
They are easily used by copying them from the TerrainTools.gh file. Installation:Īll the terrain tools are independant Grasshopper components. Impatient eh? Alright, why dont you go though the Getting Started guide and find out. These terrain tools solve this by using easily editable curves and by ellting the user define the degree of detailing.Īpart from that there are several utilities to help analyze the terrain on the way.
Subdivision surfaces have limited control of the detailing of the terrain. Triangulation based on points are impossible to work with for smooth terrains, paths and roads. In example extruding contour curves results in stepped terrain.
But many of these has undesired side effects. Traditionally several workflows are used to create terrain in different applications. The components can be changed to get different results as shown in the introduction section. This toolbox consists of several components to help create, edit and export these formations in and from Rhino. These components help create large mesh terrain formations in Rhinoceros easily be using curves and Grasshopper.
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