Generative Jewelry Design 3D

Parametric Jewlery Design with Grasshopper3D

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Generative Jewelry and Fashion Design with Rhino® and Grasshopper® is a new way to model jewelry where the designs are ‘generated’ using generative algorithms. A form is created by a series of mathematical operations, instead of being the outcome of applying a conventional command. 
Grasshopper® allows designers to discover new forms from the simple to the awe-inspiring with no knowledge of programming or scripting.

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“Learn Rhino Python without knowing Python”

A practical introduction to using Python within Rhino and Grasshopper, helping designers gain greater control over complex operations while maintaining the clarity of visual workflows. The book presents a hybrid approach where scripting enhances, rather than replaces, parametric design.

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Casa Fratelli: Generative Growth within a Historic Ruin

A parametric liana composed of 1,000 3D-printed elements reclaims a historic ruin in Bucharest, using generative design and custom fabrication workflows to merge light, material, and growth logic.

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Spatial Monoliths: From NURBS Data to Hand-Cast Sculptures

Spatial Monoliths explores the transformation of NURBS-based digital models into hand-cast sculptures, combining parametric design, laser-cut molds, and rotational casting techniques. The project bridges computational workflows with material craftsmanship, resulting in precise yet expressive physical artifacts.

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Cyberstrak 2.0 for Rhino 7&8 - Advanced modeling for product and automotive


Cyberstrak has released a new major version of its Rhino plugin. 

Cyberstrak 2.0 contains a lot of new and updated functionality:
  • Licensing has been completely re-worked. In parallel with subscription licensing, support for perpetual licenses is now available using Rhino Account Licensing (Cloud Zoo) or Rhino's LAN Zoo.
  • New commands for creating and modeling Curves and Surfaces are available.
  • Especially when working in "Projection Base" mode on top of a selected Mesh, it gives new possibilities in Reverse Engineering processes.
  • Many detail improvements like a dynamic deviation handle, new mesh area selection methods, or support for using a bunch selected CVs in Cyberstrak's powerful CV.
  • Improved efficient modeling.
  • As usual, all modeling commands contain a local Undo/Redo and can be used in parallel with associative dynamic analyses, allowing instant control of the shape quality.
 
 
 

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