Changes and fixes:
- Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
been fixed.
- Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
no hints, this has been fixed.
- Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
empty branches, this is now consistent.
- Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
- Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
- Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
- Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
Save, this has been fixed.
- Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
frequent re-display.
- Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
components (this is most likely quite buggy)
Enjoy,
David
--
David Rutten
da...@mcneel.com
Robert McNeel & Associates
> Changes and fixes:
> - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> been fixed.
> - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> no hints, this has been fixed.
> - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> empty branches, this is now consistent.
> - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> Save, this has been fixed.
> - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> frequent re-display.
> - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> Enjoy,
> David
> --
> David Rutten
> da...@mcneel.com
> Robert McNeel & Associates
I'd like to suggest an upgrade in the sprout component. It could have
a couple more inputs. One would be the number of items on each branch
and the other would be a boolean switch that turns the previous input
into a step size for branch creation:
http://grasshopper3d.googlegroups.com/web/sproutcomponent.jpg
There are many variations to this so I'm not sure what would be the
best. In the first case the new number input would correspond to the
number of items per branch but in the second case it would correspond
to the total number of branches. So maybe to keeps things simple the
first case could also correspond to the total number of branches, but
you'd have to add a list length component every time you want it to
behave as in its current form.
On Mar 27, 5:26 pm, David Rutten <da...@mcneel.com> wrote:
> Changes and fixes:
> - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> been fixed.
> - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> no hints, this has been fixed.
> - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> empty branches, this is now consistent.
> - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> Save, this has been fixed.
> - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> frequent re-display.
> - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> Enjoy,
> David
> --
> David Rutten
> da...@mcneel.com
> Robert McNeel & Associates
> Changes and fixes:
> - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> been fixed.
> - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> no hints, this has been fixed.
> - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> empty branches, this is now consistent.
> - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> Save, this has been fixed.
> - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> frequent re-display.
> - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> Enjoy,
> David
> --
> David Rutten
> da...@mcneel.com
> Robert McNeel & Associates
There's a new menu item called "Referenced Assemblies..." in the VB
and C# components.
You can add dlls here, which can then be used from within the Script
component.
There might be problems with compiling scripts with custom references,
only time will tell.
--
David Rutten
da...@mcneel.com
Robert McNeel & Associates
On Mar 28, 2:53 pm, Rajaa <ra...@mcneel.com> wrote:
> > Changes and fixes:
> > - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> > been fixed.
> > - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> > no hints, this has been fixed.
> > - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> > empty branches, this is now consistent.
> > - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> > - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> > - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> > - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> > Save, this has been fixed.
> > - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> > frequent re-display.
> > - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> > components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> > Enjoy,
> > David
> > --
> > David Rutten
> > da...@mcneel.com
> > Robert McNeel & Associates
I tried to use this new "Referenced Assemblies" feature. Somehow i
cannot really make it work properly. At first I thought I linked to
the external assembly successfully, in which only ca very simple class
is defined:
namespace ClassLibrary1
{
public class Class1
{
private int index;
public Class1(int i)
{
index = i;
}
public int increase(int i)
{
index += i;
return index;
}
public int MyIndex
{
get
{
return index;
}
}
}
}
Then, when I tried something more with Rhino_DotNet dll, like trying
to create On3dPoint objects. It start to get me errors: like this-->
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---
Script exception: Could not load file or assembly 'ClassLibrary1,
Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its
dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---
even though I restart the RHino, try my original simple assmebly
without Rhino DotNet SDK, this won't go away. Could you give me some
hint to fix this? Or, where should I pay attention to build my own
assemblies? I believe this "Reference Assemblies" can be very very
powerful if I can linked to, say, my customized class for remeshing
and also make Grasshopper more complete.
Thanks again for your fantastic work!
Best, michael.
On Mar 28, 11:01 am, David Rutten <da...@mcneel.com> wrote:
> There's a new menu item called "Referenced Assemblies..." in the VB
> and C# components.
> You can add dlls here, which can then be used from within the Script
> component.
> There might be problems with compiling scripts with custom references,
> only time will tell.
> --
> David Rutten
> da...@mcneel.com
> Robert McNeel & Associates
> On Mar 28, 2:53 pm, Rajaa <ra...@mcneel.com> wrote:
> > David,
> > I'm not sure what you mean by
> > "Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> > components "
> > Can you elaborate a little?
> > On Mar 27, 11:26 am, David Rutten <da...@mcneel.com> wrote:
> > > Changes and fixes:
> > > - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> > > been fixed.
> > > - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> > > no hints, this has been fixed.
> > > - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> > > empty branches, this is now consistent.
> > > - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> > > - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> > > - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> > > - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> > > Save, this has been fixed.
> > > - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> > > frequent re-display.
> > > - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> > > components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> > > Enjoy,
> > > David
> > > --
> > > David Rutten
> > > da...@mcneel.com
> > > Robert McNeel & Associates
> Changes and fixes:
> - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> been fixed.
> - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> no hints, this has been fixed.
> - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> empty branches, this is now consistent.
> - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> Save, this has been fixed.
> - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> frequent re-display.
> - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> Enjoy,
> David
> --
> David Rutten
> da...@mcneel.com
> Robert McNeel & Associates
> > Changes and fixes:
> > - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> > been fixed.
> > - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> > no hints, this has been fixed.
> > - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> > empty branches, this is now consistent.
> > - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> > - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> > - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> > - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> > Save, this has been fixed.
> > - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> > frequent re-display.
> > - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> > components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> > Enjoy,
> > David
> > --
> > David Rutten
> > da...@mcneel.com
> > Robert McNeel & Associates
firstly, thank you for all your efforts to improve and update.
here i had a problem when i opened a definition done in Grasshopper
Grasshopper 0.5.0099 with 0.6 revision 9,
it didn't generate results as before but showed a message:
"supplied index too high, no possible solution..."
do you have any idea what kinds of problems this could be?
is there any suggestions to lower the over-high supplied index?
also the output values showing on the yellow panels were all turned
into text 'path', as the attached.
> Changes and fixes:
> - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> been fixed.
> - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> no hints, this has been fixed.
> - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> empty branches, this is now consistent.
> - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> Save, this has been fixed.
> - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> frequent re-display.
> - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> Enjoy,
> David
> --
> David Rutten
> da...@mcneel.com
> Robert McNeel & Associates
I can help with the panels problem. Since the release of version 6
they display more information about the structure of the path as well
as the content.
If you increase the size of the panels you will see the data.
Alternatively there is a scroll bar on the right hand side of the
panel (grey blob) use this to scroll down and display the area with
the data. For the rest of your problem it has to do with the new data
structures, but I will let someone else try to explain as I still am
slightly in the dark on this side of grasshopper.
DannyB
On Apr 2, 8:22 pm, Wan-Yu <zell...@gmail.com> wrote:
> firstly, thank you for all your efforts to improve and update.
> here i had a problem when i opened a definition done in Grasshopper
> Grasshopper 0.5.0099 with 0.6 revision 9,
> it didn't generate results as before but showed a message:
> "supplied index too high, no possible solution..."
> do you have any idea what kinds of problems this could be?
> is there any suggestions to lower the over-high supplied index?
> also the output values showing on the yellow panels were all turned
> into text 'path', as the attached.
> > Changes and fixes:
> > - Wire drawing for very short wires would sometimes crash, this has
> > been fixed.
> > - Loading of Script components would result in input parameters with
> > no hints, this has been fixed.
> > - Null insertion routines sometimes outputted nulls and sometimes
> > empty branches, this is now consistent.
> > - Cone component would flip the input frame, this has been fixed.
> > - Many new components for Data tree manipulation.
> > - Selected Preview On/Off toolbar buttons added.
> > - Expression N would not remember the textual expression during Copy/
> > Save, this has been fixed.
> > - Added 'Ignore' option to a number of Assert dialogs to prevent
> > frequent re-display.
> > - Added Custom References Assemblies option to VB and C# script
> > components (this is most likely quite buggy)
> > Enjoy,
> > David
> > --
> > David Rutten
> > da...@mcneel.com
> > Robert McNeel & Associates
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