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Alessandro Zomparelli commented on Alessandro Zomparelli's photo

Thanks! Anyway, I used a bit Rhinoscript before to begin using Grasshopper.

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Feb 16, 2010

Giulio Piacentino commented on Alessandro Zomparelli's photo

Wow one week. This is promising!

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Feb 16, 2010

Alessandro Zomparelli commented on Alessandro Zomparelli's photo

I'm sure that this is possible, but I use Grasshopper only from one week... and I have not tried this cool tool yet :P

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Feb 16, 2010

Giulio Piacentino commented on Alessandro Zomparelli's photo

Could you tell me if using WeaverBird would work for smoothing this cool mesh from within Rhino? - Giulio

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Feb 16, 2010

Alessandro Zomparelli commented on Alessandro Zomparelli's photo

You're... I got the smooth effect of the holes exporting like a mesh in "blender". ;) The original mesh looks like this:

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Feb 16, 2010

Carlo Beltracchi commented on Alessandro Zomparelli's photo

Yeah, I agree with your "4 points" strategy. Thanks

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Feb 16, 2010

Alessandro Zomparelli commented on Alessandro Zomparelli's photo

There is no diffirence in the logic of method between nurbs and mesh. I tried at first with nurmbs, by creating an array of interpoladet curves, but then I prefer to work with surfaces for 4 pts (that are then converted in mesh). It depends on what…