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PATTERNS: RHINO GRASSHOPPER TUTORIAL - POROUS SHELL

SERIES: FROM NATURE
PATTERN: 01

an inspired version from Generative Algorithms: Porous Shell by Zubin M Khabazi (2011)


The Final Grasshopper definition is given below.





This is the final grasshopper structure:
check the link for full resolution: https://www.slideshare.net/VijeshKumarV1/generative-algorithm-porous-shell
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