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David Stasiuk replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion custom Panel button

"Very good to know."

Mar 8

David Rutten replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion custom Panel button

"Whenever you type Overrides+space in Visual Studio you'll see a list of all the properties and methods you can override. -- David Rutten david@mcneel.com Poprad, Slovakia"

Mar 8

David Stasiuk replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion custom Panel button

"outstanding. Thanks Marios!"

Mar 8

Marios Tsiliakos replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion custom Panel button

"David, You have to override the default exposure of the component and set your own. Best, M. "

Mar 8

David Stasiuk replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion custom Panel button

"In building components with the GHA wizard, how does one go about setting the exposure? Category and Subcategory are part of the MyBase.New, but I can't find any method for setting the exposure..."

Mar 8

taz replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion Arc fitting a spline

"Discussion that might be useful, though it may also be related to Giulio's suggestion: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/convert-nurbs-curve-to-arcs "

Jan 3, 2012

Dedackelzucht replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion Arc fitting a spline

"Hey Jes, I have something for you. Maybe you can adapt to your problem. Basically I changed an old costum component (I have placed it here a while ago) which turns an spline into an number of arcs. I just put some components in it to change this…"

Jan 3, 2012

Giulio Piacentino replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion Arc fitting a spline

"Oh I think I understand now the '5 unique arcs' constraint, in the sense that they will be then used several times. I do not not have specific Galapagos suggestions about this, though... - Giulio________________giulio@mcneel.com"

Jan 3, 2012

Jes Tonsgaard replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion Arc fitting a spline

"Hi Giulio, how are you? I did see that command which is not far off. However, with that I have no way of controlling the amount of unique arcs. As this will eventually become curved glass panes, I think someone would like me to optimize that further…"

Jan 3, 2012

Giulio Piacentino replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion Arc fitting a spline

"Hi Jes, maybe this is not sophisticated enough, but did you see the _Convert Rhino command? - Giulio________________giulio@mcneel.com"

Jan 3, 2012

Jes Tonsgaard posted a discussion

Arc fitting a spline

Hi all.It seems to me that this is not an easy one.I have a given spline. I would like to create a series of lines and arcs that approximates that spline. This is a baselilne of a curtain wall that I need to optimize a tad.My constraints are.1) I would like to limit the number of unique arcs. (five for instance)2) Line segments should be a set lenghtI could only see this happening with something such as an evolutionary algorithm.. Any suggestions or hints to how to make one, or does anybody…See More

Jan 3, 2012

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Oliver Sjöberg replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion C# trimmed surfaces becomes untrimmed

"I made a thread last week about this problem. I have made a different approach to the problem after I posted but the last issue is still the same. http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/few-problems-with-interpolating-wave Thank you for…"

Oct 22, 2011

michael sprinzl replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion C# trimmed surfaces becomes untrimmed

"hi jes, so the best is to convert in to brep and use the faces like you are using surfaces List<Brep> my_breps = new List<Brep>(); my_breps.Add(surface_in.ToBrep()); …"

Oct 20, 2011

Giulio Piacentino replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion C# trimmed surfaces becomes untrimmed

"Hi Oliver, could you start a new thread and there upload a sample of what you are trying to do and what instead you are getting? Thanks, - Giulio _________________ giulio@mcneel.com McNeel Europe"

Oct 20, 2011

Oliver Sjöberg replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion C# trimmed surfaces becomes untrimmed

"Hello Giulio! Thank you for the tip but it does not take me where I want. I believed that when a surface is untrimmed the uv-coordinates are mapped to the new untrimmed surface. As i'm building a component which is placed in different…"

Oct 19, 2011

Giulio Piacentino replied to Jes Tonsgaard's discussion C# trimmed surfaces becomes untrimmed

"Hi Mania, untrimm is a component you can find in SUrface -> Util -> Untrim (you need a recent version of Grasshopper) - Giulio_________________giulio@mcneel.comMcNeel Europe"

Oct 19, 2011