How to Define and Use Clusters in Grasshopper
Do you have repeated components in your Grasshopper file that are clustering your file? Would you like to reuse these components without copying all of the mess?
Learn how to create a Cluster in Grasshopper.
Learn how to create a Cluster in Grasshopper.
Quick Guide
- Replace your inputs with Cluster Input Components
- Connect your outputs with Cluster Output Components
- Select your whole definition. Right click in open space and click Cluster.
- You can rename the cluster
- You can password protect your cluster by right clicking the cluster and assigning a password.
Step 1 Cluster Input Components
Replace your inputs with Cluster Input Components
Step 2 Cluster Output Components
Connect your outputs with Cluster Output Components
Step 3 Create the Cluster
Select your whole definition. Right click in open space and click Cluster.
Step 4 Rename the Cluster
You can rename the cluster
Step 5 Password Protect your Cluster
You can password protect your cluster by right clicking the cluster and assigning a password.
Grouping functions in Grasshopper into Clusters is an effective technique to reduce the visual complexity of your file.
Clusters allow you to easily copy and paste a selected definition of a function both within your file and into other Grasshopper files. If you modify a cluster, all copies within the opened file will be updated accordingly.
Enjoy using clusters in your workflow!
Clusters allow you to easily copy and paste a selected definition of a function both within your file and into other Grasshopper files. If you modify a cluster, all copies within the opened file will be updated accordingly.
Enjoy using clusters in your workflow!
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Posted on 09 Oct 2023
