"Don't worry Danny, I just copied the routine from the image and it works fine, thanks a lot!
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"exponential" spacing on a curve, based on the dimension on a curve.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Thomas Nov 10, 2011.
sweep 1 rail problem
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Started this discussion. Last reply by maivan Jan 12, 2010.
sweep question
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Vicente Soler Nov 26, 2009.
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Danny Boyes replied to Thomas's discussion "exponential" spacing on a curve, based on the dimension on a curve."I cannot send you the file as it was written in 0.8.0053.
The components are:
Plane -->
Slider --> Pi --> Arc --> Eval Length
Range --> Graph Mapper -->
Locations of the odd ones:
Curve>Analysis>Evaluate…"
"Thanks a lot for your reply Danny.
You think you could post or send me this little file you created so that I can have a better understanding of how you did it? I use build 0.80002, and I'm not sure I found the icon to look like yours..."
Danny Boyes replied to Thomas's discussion "exponential" spacing on a curve, based on the dimension on a curve."You can Evaluate a curve by length and therefore you can provide a numerical series with the spacing you desire as a factor of 0 to 1.
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"exponential" spacing on a curve, based on the dimension on a curve.
Hi yallI've been searching the forums for an answer but with no luck.I'm trying, as a start for a more complex deal as you guys can imagine, to array a closed curve along an arc with (for lack of better word) "exponential spacing.The idea would be to start from one end of the arc with a small spacing, and at the end with a large spacing. Sounds very simple I know.To explain better, here is a snapshot of my GH and Rhino file. As you can see, dividing the arc evenly was easy. The tough part (for…See More
maivan replied to Thomas's discussion sweep 1 rail problem"Hi Minh,
I only got the file APSto3_mm, I will ask Thomas for the number 4 and check them.
Thanks again, we will let you know.
_ivaN"
Minh replied to Thomas's discussion sweep 1 rail problem"Hey Maivan,
Are you working with the last ghx files I implemented? I send it to Thomas on his personal email, late yesterday.
Thomas, did you get the files?
There was one improvement of APSto3_mm
and a second one named APSto4_mm"
maivan replied to Thomas's discussion sweep 1 rail problem"Hi Minh!
Thanks a lot, I am working together with Thomas, and with your "graft" help and upgrading our grasshopper we have arrived to a solution! we will show you the final result!
Thanks again!
_ivaN"
Minh replied to Thomas's discussion sweep 1 rail problem"Thomas,
It is better to consider intersection with frame rather than projecting lines on surface
Here a first improvement, one thing you haven't consider is to check the direction of your polycurve
an other improvement is to use graft…"
"I still can't get it to work. I have used to sort item command to use only one object of both list, it still doesn't work. I have flattened the list and it doesn't work.
Once I bake both object and use the regular command sweep in…"
"I still can't get it to work, but at least I think this def is a bit clearer..."
Yann replied to Thomas's discussion sweep 1 rail problem"flatten will crush your structuring. The risk is to disorganize your list. maybe "simplify" can most recommended to make your list consistent and to keep order of your curves in anticipation of your sweep. verify you don't have null…"
Minh replied to Thomas's discussion sweep 1 rail problem"t is 'Flatten' under 'Logic' tab and 'tree' tab, therefore you could try to recreate branches through Graft button."
"I might as well switch back to english too for the sake of finding as many helpful people as possible.
While writing the definition, I have thought of other methods, more simple and proably cleaner to generate the path curves, using sections on…"
Yann replied to Thomas's discussion sweep 1 rail problem"Hi thomas.
First, it's effectively "un peu le fouillis" and really heavy! if you look the way your curves are organised just before you merge them, you will see that they are not in the same path. simplify path before merging to have…"
"c'est une vieille photo, j'ai de plus en plus de mal a me voir tel que je suis :(
Mais oui c'est bien ça! En fait c'est exactement ça, pas compliqué mais fouilli...
Toute aide sera la bienvenue…"
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- bonne grass... hop!
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