Karamba 3D LAB - 10 licencias Perpetuas para centros educativos
Karamba3D es una herramienta de ingeniería estructural paramétrica, que proporciona un
análisis preciso de armazones, marcos y estructuras espaciales.
Pack de 10 licencias permanentes para centros educativos y universidades.
Karamba3D es una herramienta de ingeniería estructural paramétrica, que proporciona un análisis preciso de armazones, marcos y estructuras espaciales.
Karamba3D está totalmente integrado en el entorno de diseño paramétrico de Grasshopper, un complemento para la herramienta de modelado 3D Rhinoceros. Esto facilita la combinación de modelos geométricos parametrizados, cálculos de elementos finitos y algoritmos de optimización como Galápagos.
Karamba3D es un programa de elementos finitos como muchos otros. Sin embargo, tiene ventajas sobre estos en varios aspectos importantes: Es fácil de usar para los no expertos, se ha adaptado a las necesidades de los arquitectos e ingenieros en la fase inicial de diseño, funciona de forma interactiva y cuesta un poco menos que el resto.
Karamba3D está totalmente integrado en el entorno paramétrico de Grasshopper, que es un complemento para la herramienta de modelado 3D Rhinoceros. Esto facilita la combinación de modelos geométricos parametrizados, cálculos de elementos finitos y algoritmos de optimización como Octopus o Galápagos.
| SKU | KARAMBA-LAB10 |
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| Código Producto | LAB10 |
| EAN | 8435371403273 |
| es_estudiante | No |
| Fabricante | Karamba 3D |
| Más Información |
Tutorials:Learn Karamba3D with a wide range of Tutorials. All tutorials have video explanations and subsequent Grasshopper definitions to guide you. The tutorials are sorted in various categories showcasing different features of Karamba3D . Toolbar Layout: This tutorial explains the toolbar menu.
Simple Beam: This tutorial explains how to set up a simple calculation with a cantilevering beam.
Model View: This tutorial explains briefly how the Model View component works.
Beam View: This tutorial explains briefly how the Beam View component works.
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| Características |
Examples:A collection of Karamba3D examples sorted by difficulty. Each example showcases various components of Karamba3D. All corresponding Grasshopper and Rhino files are downloadable. All examples use Karamba3D 1.3.3.
Simple Beam:Difficulty: Simple. A simple cantilevering beam with one fixed support and one point load, using the Cross Section and Material Selector. Get the grasshopper definition here: 01_SimpleBeam.gh This example uses Karamba3D 1.3.3.
Optimization of Support PositionsDifficulty: Simple This definition uses Galapagos to find the support positions for the minimum deflection of a rectangular grid of beams. Set the Grid to 2×3 to view in the TRIAL version. The FREE version does not include the cross section optimizer. Get the grasshopper definition here: 03_Optimization_SupportPositions.gh This example uses Karamba3D 1.3.3.
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Examples:
A collection of Karamba3D examples sorted by difficulty. Each example showcases various components of Karamba3D.
All corresponding Grasshopper and Rhino files are downloadable. All examples use Karamba3D 1.3.3.
Simple Beam:
Difficulty: Simple.
A simple cantilevering beam with one fixed support and one point load, using the Cross Section and Material Selector.
Get the grasshopper definition here: 01_SimpleBeam.gh
This example uses Karamba3D 1.3.3.
Optimization of Support Positions
Difficulty: Simple
This definition uses Galapagos to find the support positions for the minimum deflection of a rectangular grid of beams.
Set the Grid to 2×3 to view in the TRIAL version. The FREE version does not include the cross section optimizer.
Get the grasshopper definition here: 03_Optimization_SupportPositions.gh
This example uses Karamba3D 1.3.3.
Tutorials:
Learn Karamba3D with a wide range of Tutorials.
All tutorials have video explanations and subsequent Grasshopper definitions to guide you. The tutorials are sorted in various categories showcasing different features of Karamba3D .
Toolbar Layout:
This tutorial explains the toolbar menu.
Simple Beam:
This tutorial explains how to set up a simple calculation with a cantilevering beam.
Model View:
This tutorial explains briefly how the Model View component works.
Beam View:
This tutorial explains briefly how the Beam View component works.
System Requirements:
- 8 GB RAM or more is recommended
- At least 60mb disk space
- Windows 10
- Rhino7 | Rhino6 (SR25 or above)
- Rhino5 32-/64-bit (will be phased out in the next release) with latest Grasshopper version installed (0.9.0076)
For Network Licenses: McNeel Zoo 6.x
Installation:
These are the prerequisites for installing Karamba3D:
- Rhino 5.0, Rhino 6.0 or Rhino 7.0
- Grasshopper (version 1.3.3 of Karamba3D was tested on GH 1.0.0007)
Download one of the installers and double-click on the msi-file. Make sure to choose the right bitness (32 or 64) of the installer when working with Rhino5. The 64-bit version of Rhino5 is entitled “Rhinoceros 5 (64-bit)”. Rhino6 and Rhino7 come as a 64-bit applications only.
The installation procedure lets you set the physical units used for calculation. By default Karamba3D assumes input to be in SI units (e.g. meters for point coordinates). You can switch to Imperial units either on installation or later on by editing the “karamba.ini” file. Coordinates will then be interpreted to be in “feet”, force in “kips”, material strength in “ksi” and so on.
Make sure to install the FULL version of Karamba3D if you wish to activate a PRO or EDU license at a later stage.
Upon successful installation you should see a Karamba3D tab when you open Grasshopper in Rhino. Additionally, as a default setting a shortcut to the installation folder will be placed on your desktop.