"If either of you guys are interested: there is another level of sophistication i am trying to add to this definition.
Instead of having every point on every curve move toward which ever stress point is closest to it, I would like…"
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list management problem
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Hi all- In this definition I have interp on srf crvs drawn and I am trying to manipulate points along those curves in response to stress values across the surface. Then I redraw the interp crv…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bennett Bossert Apr 22, 2011.
attractor points from finite element analysis
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Hi all - I have a definition here which takes data from an Algor analysis and distributes points along the edge curves of the analyzed surface so that they densify in areas of higher stress. I then…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bennett Bossert Apr 21, 2011.
sketchy pipes....
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Does anyone know how come if I have long curvaceous pipes and I bake them they turn sketchy? By that I mean they turn into a series of straight segments with angled connections. Is there a way to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bennett Bossert Apr 21, 2011.
Uneven point distribution from finite analysis data
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Hi all, I have a surface which I've run a basic finite analysis on and which I've visualized in gh. I also distributed a bunch of pints along the bottom edge with a bezier graphmapper. Then I matched…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bennett Bossert Apr 9, 2011.
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Pieter Segeren replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion list management problem"You're welcome Bennett, glad you like it:)"
Bennett Bossert replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion list management problem"Thanks a lot Pieter. I'm liking this strategy. I didn't realize you could add inputs in the weave component. Very cool."
Pieter Segeren replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion list management problem"Right click the Weave component and choose input manager."
Danny Boyes replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion list management problem"ZERO length vectors i.e. 0,0,0 wouldn't actually move but the Move component will still included them as outputs along with all the other points in the same order and data structure."
Bennett Bossert replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion list management problem"Thanks Pieter and Danny,
Pieter: i've not seem a weave component with 0, 1, & 2 for inputs.I only see the one with 0 & 1. Where would I find the other?
Danny: Can you explain how you would use zero length vectors to move…"
Danny Boyes replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion list management problem"You can use the Path Mapper to merge these points back into the right place, but I would prefer to simply generate ZERO length Vectors to move the first and last points and that way not destroying the groups.
If you use the Path Mapper you are going…"
Pieter Segeren replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion list management problem"Hi Bennett, you could use the Weave component. input 0 the start points, input 1 the points you found, input 2 the end points. Then weave with pattern 011111.....11112, and create your curves. use as much 1's as the number of points you've…"
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Hi all- In this definition I have interp on srf crvs drawn and I am trying to manipulate points along those curves in response to stress values across the surface. Then I redraw the interp crv through the translated points. My problem is this:I did not want the endpoints of the original interp crvs to move so I removed them from the data set to be translated. However, I cannot figure out how to add the endpoints back into the data set before drawing the new interp crvs. I believe it's just a…See More
Bennett Bossert replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion attractor points from finite element analysis"Thanks a lot. This is a great start to what I'm trying to achieve. I have manipulated it some and linked it up to the definition i've been using to generate the surface curves. i'm having a little problem thought that maybe you can…"
Bennett Bossert replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion sketchy pipes...."A change is mesh settings solved it. Thanks a lot David."
David Rutten replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion sketchy pipes...."No I think the problem is a coarse shading mesh. The surface of the pipes may well be smooth, but if the mesh is low quality, it will appear segmented. Just increase your Rhino document meshing settings or switch to "Smooth & Slower",…"
Dedackelzucht replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion sketchy pipes...."I had once a simallar problem. I could solve it with the simple curve rebuild component
Best Regards
DeDackel"
Dedackelzucht replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion attractor points from finite element analysis"If you could define the centers of the high stress areas? My file is only a idea how it could work.
Best regards
DeDackel"
Bennett Bossert replied to Bennett Bossert's discussion Uneven point distribution from finite analysis data"Hey Andrew, if you're interested in what I'm up to you can have a look at the definitions I'm attaching. I tried both versions you sent me and both have benefits, I'm not quite sure which I will use ultimately (both versions are…"
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