
The relaunch of GEODEX includes a complete overhaul of the component structure.
All functions now use range inputs for evaulating the curve functions allowing the user to sample the curves at any specific points.
All equations have been reworked and repaired, fixing several errors and cleaning up the input structure.
New polar equations have been added.

Version 0-05 has introduced two major changes in addition to a few general cleanups of the interface and internal workflow.
The first major update is a “LIVE” component now allows for updates in excel to be registered in grasshopper in real time without the need for a timer component in grasshopper.
The second major update is the output of excel formatting back intro grasshopper via the “read XL” components, meaning formatting data, colors, text size, etc. can now be brought into the grasshopper workspace and edited in excel.

The Radial Hexagon component mimics the setup of the radial grid component in grasshopper and creates a hexagonal cell patterning radially about the center of a user specified plane. platform: Grasshopper compatibility: (Grasshopper Build 0.8.011) type: vbComponents function: Surface Evaluation radialHexagon.ghx (download) *
The Gh-OOo component has been updated to include the ability to stream data to charts. http://neoarchaic.net/2011/02/gh-ooo_suite/
For both the GH-OOo and GH-XL toolsets errors with consistency between the X and Y inputs among components. Now X always references the column position and Y the rows. Additionally if "byColumn" inputs are true all components will now either read or write by stepping down a column. GH-OOo v0-001 GH-XL v0-04
A correction has been made to fix the output from the streaming components, flipping the X and Y outputs to be consistent with the inputs.
I have posted an update to the file “GH-Excel_v0-02″ which adds a bit of new functionality and fixes a few errors.
http://neoarchaic.net/2011/01/gh-excel-suite/
To help clarify the distinction between tools and projects, my portfolio of work will now be located at NeoArchaic.com and all Grasshopper, Rhinoscript tools, etc. will still be located at NeoArchaic.net. .Net will now host only tools and references, and .Com will contain projects, blog, and experiments. This will hopefully help make access to content [...]
Form-ula's website has been launched. www.form-ula.com
The new project Facets is the first test of several of the old fabrication scripts with a newly purchased Craft Robo machine. These projects are meant to test the tolerances, limits, speed and accuracy of the machine. So far so good. Link to Project
August 2010 http://www.core.form-ula.com/2010/07/08/core-form-ula-craft-series-august-2010/#more-10819 Sign up now!
Back out in the real world, making real things. Well be back shortly to the world wide with new toys.
The grasshopper section now has several components available for download. The newest component is an advanced modifier for the slider component. link to category
GeoDex update complete: -all geometry in GHX, RS -new geometry types added -cartesian, parametric, polar equations now in use -comments available
Congratulations to Form-ula for being one of the six winners of the AIA OPEN CALL for Innovative Curtain Wall Design for their curtain wall design, titled F.A.T. (Fluent Adipose Tectonic): Face Lift.
GeoDex is currently undergoing a conversion to Grasshopper which will allow the user two options RhScript and GH vb components for each of the selected formula's.
Choice Market, by Evan Douglis Studio is a finalist for the:2010 James Beard Award, Outstanding Restaurant Design. Congratulations to Evan Douglis and the whole team who worked to make this project possible. link to post link to announcement
The architect's Newspaper recently posted the first architectural review of Choice restaurant on their site. The review focuses on the materiality of the space and features a brief conceptual quote from Evan Douglis. link to post link to article
Choice Dumbo is Open For Business Stop by 108 Jay st. in Dumbo to check it out link to post
"And Were Back"
We lost it all, but were getting it back