If you are asking for a freelancing project, send me an email with the details. You can find my contacts here: youtube.com/@3dbeast/about

@@3DBeast thank you

You don't need to install any plugin. It's part of the native Kangaroo plugin in Grasshopper. Make sure to search without spaces like 'MeshDirection' or look in the Kangaroo tab under 'Utilities'

@@3DBeast Ooooh, thanks! 😄I just added the space not finding the mesh direction. there's another one at 15:40, flip last battery, GPT says it's a human plugin, but I couldn't find it by digging around.

@@lighthouse4443 It's actually from the TreeSloth plugin

Here is my theme settings /Dark Theme: bit.ly/DarkModeSettings

You're very welcome!

Grazie mille per il tuo gentile supporto! 🙌😊

Thanks too

Finally, figure it out, the "Merge" component's output must switch to the "Flatten" mode to exactly merge two bunch of points together, which allows the "Voronoi 3D" to generate the correct cells.

Maybe something's missing in your setup. You can check out this tutorial kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aJhmeLaJsJvYeJs.html -it might give you better results compared to this.

The mesh you’re getting is also a single mesh for me. To select individual faces, use Ctrl + Shift and click on the desired face. If your goal is to separate each panel into individual pieces, connect the output of the "Weaverbird Mesh From Lines" component to the "Face Boundaries" component, and then to the "Simple Mesh" component. This will give you each panel as a separate mesh. I hope this helps!

@@3DBeast Thank you, sir! It worked! Please make more videos like this. So helpful and above all others!

@@jasonfairbanks4714 Thanks, and more to come!

Thanks

Thank you! More videos are on the way

Right-click on the component you want to bake, then press 'Bake'

You're very welcome

Hey, it's from the Lunchbox plugin, so make sure to install it first

@@3DBeast Thanks man, it would have been really helpful if you had shown how you made that structure inside the outer shell that is obvious at the end :/

Thanks and welcome

It's from the Pufferfish plugin. Make sure to install it from food4rhino

The simple solution is to try applying it on a rectangular surface first, then cut it out to match your triangle shape. There is a way to apply it directly, but it's hard to explain just in text

@@3DBeast I need help with this as well. Triangular patterns on a triangular surface

connect Area center to scaling center, not factor

Here's an improved version of your draft reply: You can reference the surface you made in Rhino using the surface container in Grasshopper and replace the lofted surface.

Here's your revised reply: This model and all others are available on my Patreon

It works perfectly, and it should work for you too if you follow each step carefully.