Parametric Timber Wall Generator
An attractor-driven timber louver wall you can tune.
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Version 1.0 · Prepared 2026-07
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What it does
A timber louver feature wall is easy to sketch and tedious to lay out louver by louver across a real surface, especially once the depths start following a pattern. Parametric Timber Wall Generator (originally named Panelized Wall Installation Generator) builds a wall of vertical timber louvers whose depth is driven by an attractor: pick the attractor mode, a curve, a point with a graph mapper, or an image sampler, then set the louver count and width, the minimum-to-maximum extrusion depth, and the base surface length and height. Reference your surface and attractor, choose the mode, and tune the inputs on sliders until the relief reads right. You dial in an attractor-driven louver wall in minutes instead of placing each louver by hand, and a 2D Sections of Louvres toggle outputs flat cutting sections for fabrication, so the definition that studies the wall also gives you the shop sections to build it.
What is included
- Vertical timber louver wall on a base surface sized by length and height
- Three selectable attractor modes to drive louver depth: curve, point with graph mapper, or image sampler
- Controls for louver count and width and a minimum-to-maximum extrusion depth range
- 2D louver sections output for cutting and fabrication
- Output as timber louver geometry ready to bake
- Usage notes
How it works
- 01
Open the .gh in Rhino 8 with your base surface and attractor geometry referenced in.
- 02
Choose the attractor mode from the value list: curve, point with graph mapper, or image sampler.
- 03
Set the louver count and width, the minimum-to-maximum extrusion depth, and the surface length and height.
- 04
Tune the inputs until the louver relief reads the way you want.
- 05
Flip the 2D Sections of Louvres toggle to output flat cutting sections, then bake the louver geometry.
Parameters
The sliders and inputs the tool exposes.
Questions about this product
Can I set my own louver sizes?
Yes. Louver count, width, and the minimum-to-maximum depth range are exposed as inputs, and you drive the depth pattern with a curve, point, or image attractor. It also outputs 2D sections to match a fabrication module.
What do I receive?
The .gh definition, delivered by email link after purchase.
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