CodeJunkYard / Session 00
CJY-Session-00
Set up Rhino, Grasshopper, Python, and NexoRhino before the algorithm lessons begin.
What has to be ready before the algorithm lessons can stay focused and repeatable?
Session 00 prepares the working environment, explains the course archive, and ends with a small voxel system around a curve as the first practical test.
What the video will cover
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Introduce CodeJunkYard
Project goal, archive structure, bilingual access, and learning path.
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Prepare Rhino and Grasshopper
Set units, naming conventions, and a clean definition structure.
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Prepare Python and NexoRhino
Connect the stubs and confirm editor support works.
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Build a voxel test
Create a small voxel grid and keep boxes whose centers are close to a curve.
Voxel teaser
The first exciting test is a small voxel system around a curve. Build a 3D grid, take each voxel center, find the closest point on the curve, and keep the voxel when the distance is below a chosen threshold.
This is intentionally a center-distance test, not a full geometric intersection algorithm. It is simple enough for setup day and useful enough to feel like a real design tool.
Archive status
This page is ready as an archive entry. The detailed demonstration will be completed in the recorded Session 00 video.