Before exploring and analyzing the corpus chosen for the representation of atmospheres, a simple example will be observed to measure the difficulty of the game of the representation of atmospheres in the project. This example is that of the choice that a designer could have between the strip window and the vertical window of the Renaissance type. This example has already been mentioned in the previous chapter as representative of the gap that can occur between an architectural discourse, the realization and the perception of the users. It seemed interesting to us at the beginning of the discussion on figuration to show that representation is a complex act passing through words and drawing.
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Export Grasshopper LadyBug Simulations to Realtime platforms
Exporting color scale renderings from Ladybug simulations outside of Rhino after baking can be challenging as most formats tend to lose the colored information. What steps can we take to address this issue?
Grasshopper result
Bake the results from Ladybug.
Export the 3D file to WRML
Check Vertex Colors
Open Blender
Import the WRML file
The file arrives black
Change Material to Attribute to see the color gradient
Transferring Attribute to Texture
First unwrap the geometry
Select shape -> UV Editing
Object Mode -> Edit Mode
Be sure that all faces are selected (it should be orange)
UV -> Smart UV Project
In Shader Editor
Add a Color Attribute, Right Button click to reveal Col
Link Color to Base Color
Add an Image Texture
Click New and choose 2048×2048 resolution
Click OK
Switch Evee to Cycles
Down to Bake
Bake Type Diffuse
Contribution : Color
Select Texture image panel AND Geometry and then click Bake.
It takes time…
Connect Texture Node to Base Color and activate Color Texture
Secure save the image
Reload if necessary
Export file
https://www.spatial.io/s/EXPORT-RHINO-6356b7afcb7acc000195f2cc?share=1404188291546372979
Grasshopper LadyBug, solar panels
This is a quick set up to understand how to orient solar panels for maximum efficiency using Galapagos’ generative capacities.