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Creating a static Voronoi diagram

Creating a static Voronoi diagram

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Creating a static Voronoi diagram

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- [Instructor] So over the last few videos we've been working on this step in our algorithm of making a 2D Voronoi cell pattern. And so far we've got a nice balance of dynamic and manual control. In this video I'd like to do one additional step that's going to make it easier for us to troubleshoot later on as we work through the rest of the steps in our algorithm. And that is to basically to make a baked in version of the cell pattern that's coming out of the Voronoi component right here. So in Grasshopper I've got the file voronoi-fine-tuned-end.gh open. And in Rhino, I just have a blank file. I happen to be using the template for small objects in centimeters, but you can use whatever units you'd like. Through Grasshopper I'm going to start with a geometry component and I'd like to feed the output of my Voronoi diagram component into that geometry component. And I'm just going to go ahead and right click and internalize that data. So, just like we did with our static point set, we…

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