Media and Tools Documentation
Introduction
1.
PreTerm Workshop
1.1.
0.1 Day 1
1.1.1.
Overview Day 1
1.1.2.
Step One: Defining the base
1.1.3.
Step Two: Creating a series of stacked volumes
1.1.4.
Step Three: Twisting the series of stacked volumes, and creating a cascading effect
1.2.
0.2 Day 2
1.2.1.
Overview Day 2
1.2.2.
Step One: Defining a Grid, Defining Attractor Points
1.2.3.
Step Two: Defining Attractor Point Relationships
1.2.4.
Step Three: Make a Surface from Points
1.3.
0.3 Day 3
1.3.1.
Overview Day 3
1.3.2.
Step One: Abstracting a City Grid
1.3.3.
Step Two: Multiple Attractor Points
1.3.4.
Step Three: Geometrically Related City
1.4.
0.4 Day 4
1.4.1.
Overview Day 4
1.4.2.
Step One: Assigning the solar angle
1.4.3.
Step Two: Defining the limit of building's roof angle based on sun angles
1.4.4.
BONUS! Ladybug and City Planning
1.4.5.
Step One: Ladybug Setup
1.4.6.
Step Two: Analysis Hours
1.4.7.
Step Three: Solar Envelope of a Surface
1.5.
Glossary
2.
Third Semester Media and Tools Documentation
2.1.
Week 2
2.1.1.
Tree Grid
2.1.2.
Lists and Grids
2.1.3.
Shortest, Longest, and Cross Referencing Lists
2.2.
Week 3
2.2.1.
Angle of Repose
2.2.2.
Angle of Repose Field
2.2.3.
Berms
2.3.
Week 4
2.3.1.
Range
2.3.2.
Defining Point Values of a Surface
2.4.
Week 5
2.4.1.
Infiltration Analysis of a Surface
2.5.
Modeling
2.5.1.
Generate a Landform
2.5.2.
Vegetation Zone by Height
2.5.3.
Useful Tool [ColorBySlope]
2.5.4.
Useful Tool[Mesh to Srf and Runoff]
2.5.5.
Wind Simulation
2.6.
Animation
2.7.
Landscape Matrix
2.7.1.
Modeling Methods
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Media and Tools Documentation
Day 01, Step Two: Creating a series of stacked volumes
Next, we can determine how many times we would like ti array the same volume in any given direction.
