"I am having a similar problem using voronoi, do you have the link to this blog or component, i dont see it on the thread. please help!
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Intersecting Objects
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Hello all, I have a group of circles, randomly placed in x,y,and z. My idea is to have the uppermost circles trim the ones below it so I end up with something resembling the attached image. I also…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by WoodDuck Sep 22, 2011.
zig zag lines on surface
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Hi all, I need to create straight zig zag lines across a surface as shown. I need to be able to adjust the spacing and rotate the angle of the lines relative to the surface in the xy plane. I've…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Tietjen Apr 16, 2011.
Srfsplit for polysurfaces?
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Hello, does anyone have a method of splitting polysurfaces with a curve other than the SrfSplit.S component? It doesn't seem to like the polysurface I have to slice up.ThxContinue
Started this discussion. Last reply by WoodDuck Jan 27, 2011.
Varying radius with Voronoi component
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Hi all, I have a set of voronoi and I'd like to set several different radii using the same component. The component puts the 2 radii on the same point when I actually want them applied randomly to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dedackelzucht Feb 1, 2011.
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Björn Syse replied to WoodDuck's discussion Voronoi offset failure"Hi,
Have you tried doing the voronoi without the containment box argument?"
"Thanks Manuel, this is exactly what I was hoping to do. Thanks also for explaining the process. It allows me to try a few new ideas now using this as a starting point.
cheers"
Manuel replied to WoodDuck's discussion Intersecting Objects"Hi,
To trim the circles you need to move it to the same plane (i think that is why you get one circle with the vb.net component).
I decompose the center points and compare z coordinates, then I move all the circles that have larger z…"
"I don't know scripting so I'm working on a GH solution. Here's what I have so far:
I split the list of circles in half, using one to trim the other with region difference. It works for some but obviously not all. I need to find…"
"Hi David, here are the random circles as generated and then the script result which shows only one circle.
thanks"
David Rutten replied to WoodDuck's discussion Intersecting Objects"If one curve is completely underneath another one this message will be printed. It doesn't mean there's something wrong necessarily. Is the result you're getting not correct? If so, can you post your curves?
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David…"
"Hi David, the script works with the included circle component but when I hook it up to my random circle generator I get this error.. Do you think there's a way to do it in Grasshopper based on the z height?
thanks.
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David Rutten replied to WoodDuck's discussion Intersecting Objects"Yeah, you'll need 0.8.005x. I wrote it with 0.8.0052 but that one isn't officially out yet.
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Poprad, Slovakia"
"thanks David, I get a " unable to read beyond the end of the stream" msg. I'm guessing it has to do with me using 8.0010 rather than the new one. I can't download the new build right now, it seems the server is down. I'll…"
David Rutten replied to WoodDuck's discussion Intersecting Objects"Seems to work for convex curves at least. There's a bug somewhere, looking deeper.
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David Rutten
david@mcneel.com
Poprad, Slovakia"
Intersecting Objects
Hello all, I have a group of circles, randomly placed in x,y,and z. My idea is to have the uppermost circles trim the ones below it so I end up with something resembling the attached image. I also need the resulting shapes to be closed cells.My last attempt was to create surfaces using the circles and split them with the same circles. This of curse gives me all the split fragments - not the effect I'm after. Thanks for any ideas..…See More
Chris Tietjen replied to WoodDuck's discussion zig zag lines on surface"
I guess I haven't got the MapToSurface component figured out yet. Here's another try using the ProjectToSurface component with skewing instead of rotation. Still looking into how this might work with your def.
Chris"
"I have most of it now, using elements of your definition Chris and the one from design reform. I have a single path that follows the surface with a variable stepover.
I'm still having trouble with the rotation though. I think I need to rotate…"
"Thanks - this is very helpful. I like the way you flipped the curves and weaved them to create the single toolpath. Part one accomplished. The mapped toolpath is not quite behaving though in that it doesn't follow the target surface and curves…"
Chris Tietjen replied to WoodDuck's discussion zig zag lines on surface"I'm not sure how you envisioned the rotation but here it's based on an area centroid.
Chris"
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