ā2020-09-21
02:50 PM
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ā2023-05-25
09:06 AM
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Noemi Balogh
Solved! Go to Solution.
ā2020-09-22 04:25 AM - last edited on ā2023-03-08 07:46 PM by Karl Ottenstein
ā2020-09-22 04:25 AM - last edited on ā2023-03-08 07:46 PM by Karl Ottenstein
You can use "GDL Shape".
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ā2021-01-24 02:43 PM
NMK195 wrote:This is a way! Thanks!
You can use "GDL Shape".
ā2022-10-13
04:53 PM
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ā2024-02-27
06:11 PM
by
Laszlo Nagy
Is there any way to create hotspots without GDL? I used a shape of a profile and would like to have hotspots on every corner of the profile.
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ā2022-11-30 07:10 AM
Just a simple question, wanted to know how do I attached the GDL Shape to a specific corner or mid point of the object? Thanks!
ā2023-03-08 05:23 PM
I have this same question; I've been able to use the GDL Shape component to manually add specific hotspot values to the object, but cannot get them to work in 2D and cannot figure out how to use a point in the script (or a variable parameter) to place a hotspot rather than hardcoding the point location in the GDL component. Did anyone solve this?
ā2023-03-09 02:22 AM
I didn't have any reply from anyone regarding about this question.
ā2023-03-09 02:26 AM
I have not really played much with Param-o, but I assume you would have to use a transformation (is that the correct term?) based on the object or element size and link the hotspot shape to that transformation.
Barry.
ā2023-08-27 09:55 AM
@Scott Deisher Have you (or anyone) been able to find a solution to this yet?
We are also having issues where we need to use the custom hotspots as placement anchors in 2D. Because Param-o defined hotspots are only as per the object's rectangular bounding box, it's a pain to place irregular or regular but offset objects.
ā2023-08-28 06:19 PM
I have not found a solution to this. Once I got the Rhino/Grasshopper plugin working smoothly, I pretty much abandoned creating objects using Param-O because of limitations like the one we're discussing.