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José Pérez replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"Sorry for the delay! No the stitcher works at the same way that the last release, the real problem is de memory, I have 16 gigas of ram, but rhino 4.The solution: I will go to update to rhino 5 64 bits thanks for all David"

Jan 9

José Pérez replied to José Pérez's discussion Revolution surface

"As I reply to the next comment, I tried to convert the brep into a mesh, but if I do this I will lost the total control of the surface and I need it for fix it into the main structure. I was thinking about selecting the bad panels and change it for…"

Jan 9

José Pérez replied to José Pérez's discussion Revolution surface

"It isn't just for appearance, this division is for a series of panels that compose a facade, so I can't turn this brep into a mesh because I need to control all the corners of the panels to fix it to the main structure In any case thanks ;)"

Jan 9

Systemiq replied to José Pérez's discussion Revolution surface

"This could help."

Jan 8

Chris Tietjen replied to José Pérez's discussion Revolution surface

"If this is just for appearance then feed the brep into a mesh component and turn off the brep preview. In my example the seam line would be above the x-axis line that you see down on the x-y plane."

Jan 8

Florian Frank replied to José Pérez's discussion Revolution surface

"Hi josé, this is not possible. Nurbs surface have to have Curves representing the surface. They also called Brep which means boundary representation. So the curve in your case is caused by the rotation and it's normally the start and the…"

Jan 8

José Pérez posted a discussion

Revolution surface

hi, everyoneI have a question about a revolution surface generated from a curve, a rail and a axis. The component works fine, but I want to delete the curve that appears in the surface, because when I trim the surface, that curve works as a split curveHere the imagesThe surfaceThe surface split…See More

Jan 8

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David Rutten replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"Does the new stitcher do any better? -- David Rutten david@mcneel.com Poprad, Slovakia"

Dec 30, 2012

José Pérez replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"Ok, thank you then"

Dec 30, 2012

David Rutten replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"Ok, so the final image is simply too big. The total amount of bytes required to represent the image is larger than the highest possible value of a 64-bit integer. Basically a single pixel takes 4 bytes (one for red, green, blue and alpha…"

Dec 30, 2012

José Pérez joined Jon Mirtschin's group

Geometry Gym BIM

BIM (Building Information Modeling) enhancements for Rhino and Grasshopper, import/export to Revit, Digital Project, Bentley and Archicad amongst others. Also Structure modeling (including analytic) and Computational Geometry Tools such as mesh relaxation/inflation and tessellation tools.See More

Dec 30, 2012

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José Pérez replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"ok then here are the screenshoots, it's true that there are a lot of items with zoom 6 around 1.100 items and with zoom 4 there are only around 400 items. I replaced too the GrasshopperImageStitcher.exe for the new one and then it doesn't…"

Dec 30, 2012

José Pérez replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"Ok, give me 10 minutes, I'm going to do all you are talking about"

Dec 30, 2012

David Rutten replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"I added some more error trapping and feedback to the stitcher, if it's crashing on you, can you download and replace the one you have with the attached one? -- David Rutten david@mcneel.com Poprad, Slovakia"

Dec 30, 2012

David Rutten replied to José Pérez's discussion Image Stitcher

"There is a limit to how big a bitmap can get, so if you're trying to create an image that exceeds these limits it will crash. I am however intrigued by the timing of the error. It seems to have crashed before any really heavy lifting has been…"

Dec 30, 2012