The Hub

Now at v1.1.0

Echoing Christopher Alexander’s argument in the first half of “Notes on the Synthesis of Form” here. Parametric, Semi-Lattice Structures. Centres within Centres, interacting to form the whole. A living structure.

Because of the dimension of time, and feature hierarchy, and methodology we end up with a Centre Oriented Semi-lattice Hyper-graph, or COSH for short.

This will be available on the Autodesk Add-in Marketplace very shortly.

New in v1.1.0:

• Edit feature parameters directly from the graph

• Inspect and modify extrudes, revolves, fillets, chamfers, shells, sweeps, and holes

• Upstream and downstream dependency tracing

• Saved views, filters, and manual relationship mapping

Introducing Script Nodes

Any parametric Fusion design can now be packaged as a reusable module.

Package a design once.

Share it as a ZIP.

Import it anywhere.

Configure parameters.

Execute.

Node Atlas inserts the geometry as a named component and restores live parameter control immediately.

Open a previously executed Script Node and Node Atlas automatically brings it into the semi-lattice structure, restoring real-time editing without re-importing or rebuilding anything.

The goal has always been simple:

Make design intent visible.

Make parametric systems reusable.

Make complex models understandable.

We’re getting closer.