Hi everyone, I've been told I should use Grasshopper for the following, and although I've spent a lot of my time going through the tutorials and primer examples and there are bits and pieces that would be workable, I am having a lot of trouble incorporating that as a whole. If anyone has any thoughts on this, I would appreciate:
1. Draw a grid of 10 x 10 x 10 boxes. Each boxe would have an ID (let's say a number) and I would be able to select a box, or a group of boxes, within some sort of selection system. Initially, I wanted to identity specific boxes in groups via colour systems...Hence, group 1 would be red, group 2 would be green, etc.. but I read through a couple of posts saying that it would not yet be possible? 2. Each box would have its 6 faces which could react different according to an "attractor" (or each pair of parallel faces reacts differently vs all 6) 3. Within this 10 x 10 x 10 grid, there would be interspersed points (10 of them) which would affect, in turn, the surrounding boxes. 4. I would like the faces of the boxes to respond in terms of their proximity these attractor points by varying their colour (RGB values). Using a metaphor, these attractor points would be like the sun (value of RGB 255, 255, 255) and the faces would obtain a new RGB value in intervals relative to their distance to these attractor points (eg. the face right next to a point would have an RGB value of 255, 230, 230) etc, according to their place in 3D. That would at least help in the beginning… Thanks!
