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Another shoutout to Nuru Karim and his project called Bookworm. In this example, we’re going through a process of creating this parametric wavy structure in Grasshopper which is, in fact, a bookshelf, hence the name Bookworm. First, we start by creating a single line, dividing it, extruding it vertically and then we start creating the wave. After that, we use a very simple trick with spheres to intersect the bottom lines and get the projected lines on the ground. If you’re interested to see the complete definition, you can grab it on our Patreon page!
👉 Project files + Grasshopper definition
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