From Morphocode:

RABBIT is a plug-in for McNeel’s Grasshopper that simulates biological and physical processes.

Rabbit provides an easy way to explore natural phenomena such as pattern formation, self-organization and emergence. The add-on gives architects and designers the opportunity to integrate these models of organization in their own designs.

Rabbit provides an easy way to explore natural phenomena such as pattern formation, self-organization and emergence. The add-on gives architects and designers the opportunity to integrate these models of organization in their own designs.

Since its first release, Rabbit has been downloaded over 10 000 times by students, researchers and design professionals around the world.

Cellular Automata

Cellular automata are simple computer programs that can generate complex behavior. Cellular Automata have been widely used to model city growth and urban sprawl.

RABBIT provides an easy way to run multiple types of Cellular Automata straight into Grasshopper & Rhino.

 

L-Systems

L-systems have been extensively used to model natural phenomena and plant growth. They find application in generative urban models, in generative art and music.

RABBIT can create 2-D and 3-D L-systems using the special Turtle & L-System components.

The new release is the first step in the process of open-sourcing the plug-in.  

Rabbit 0.4 no longer have expiry date. This release also removes the maximum grid size limit, so that you can fully explore cellular automata. As usual, Rabbit is freely available for download on our site.

For more information about Rabbit, check out Morphocode.com
Download the Plug-In here.

To get started with Rabbit, check out the free course here.