From the course: Grasshopper and Rhino: Python Scripting
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Baking form
- [Instructor] Now that we understand how to access the Rhino document, let's add the necessary name spaces and modules needed to bake our panels into Rhino. First, let's clean up some of these nodes. Let's remove the vector display components and the tag. We're going to be working in this passing component that we created in the last video. So let's start by adding a few inputs. First we'll need a control to tell the component when to bake such as a Boolean. So let's add a Boolean total component by double left-clicking and writing Boolean total. Let's add this into an input called bake which will be a type of Boolean. We'll also need the frames that we created in this previous Python component. So above frame centers, let's add frames which will be list access and a type of brick. Then let's plug those frames in and turn the preview off for this Python component. Next we'll be baking our panels as two different colors, ones that have not obstruction to the view corridors and ones…
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Evaluating surfaces9m 45s
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Creating panels5m 13s
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Splitting11m 35s
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Sorting8m 49s
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Attractors10m 2s
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Transforming11m 49s
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Lofting9m 46s
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Analysis12m 35s
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Accessing the Rhino document2m 33s
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Baking form13m 56s
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Adding text9m 3s
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Animating form6m 7s
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Animating renders8m 22s
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