[Grasshopper] How to use Mesh to set mesh models

[Grasshopper] How to use Mesh to set mesh models Grasshopper component EN

This article explains how to use Mesh to set mesh models.

Mesh1
Mesh2

On the Grasshopper, it is represented by either of the two above.


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Mesh can be used to set a mesh.

Setting a single mesh

Set one Mesh

The first step is to set a single mesh.

Right-click on the mesh and select “Set one Mesh”.

Rhinoceros screen

This will take you to Rhinoceros screen, where you select one mesh on Rhinoceros.

Select one mesh on Rhinoceros.

setting is complete

If the mesh changes from orange to white, setting is complete.

confirm

You can confirm that the mesh has been set in Rhino.

Setting multiple meshes

Set Multiple Meshes

Next, multiple meshes are set.

Right-click on the Mesh and select “Set Multiple Meshes”.

multiple meshes are selected

The screen switches to the screen on Rhinoceros, and multiple meshes are selected.

When the selection is complete, right-click or press Enter.

setting multiple meshes is complete

As you can see, setting multiple meshes is now complete.

Can be set in reverse order

Can be set in reverse order

You can set the meshes in reverse order.

Select the meshes on Rhino first.

Set on Grasshopper

Next, set on Grasshopper.

Select “Set one Mesh” if there is only one mesh, or “Set Multiple Meshes” if there are multiple meshes.

The meshes can be set in reverse order as well

The meshes can be set in reverse order as well.

Setting Meshes on Grasshopper

Setting Meshes on Grasshopper

In addition to setting meshes on Rhino, you can also set meshes on Grasshopper.

In this case, we used Mesh Sphere to create a sphere mesh, connected it to the mesh, and set it.

the mesh on Grasshopper has been set

As you can see, the sphere of the mesh on Grasshopper has been set.

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