algorithmic modeling for Rhino
It is impossible to have a consistent orientation for a set of planes in 3D space, there's always going to be some place where two planes have wildly different orientations no matter how close together you place them.* You can however reduce the amount of discontinuity amongst a set of planes.
One way is to use the [Align Planes] component, but that only works if your planes are sequential slices, ie. if a nice curve can be fitted through all their origin points.
If you have planes like in your image, I think a better way would be to use the Cross product to calculate the X and Y axis of a plane:
I think the above yields more consistently oriented planes.
* This is a direct consequence of the Hairy Ball theorem as I understand it.
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