HEY LEGENDS! just wanted to share this little script with you guys!

hello Bryan, about the arc pavilion exercise you mentioned at the end that we should figure out a way to make the radius of the arcs vary along the array I've struggled with it for days.. if you could shed some light on the way to achieve that I'd really appreciate it

Hi…. Please share a Miro link

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Hi everyone! just wanted to let you know that this session is now out for my premium members!! Description: This Grasshopper tutorial explores point-based form generation using Graph Mapper and value remapping to create controlled wave variations. Displaced points are scaled from a central reference to form beam-like elements, resulting in a continuous pavilion in plan and elevation. The session focuses on core Grasshopper fundamentals—point manipulation, data mapping, and transformation—and how abstract data becomes architectural form.