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Data Tree and Loft Issues
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Zach Hines May 21, 2010.

Paneling Tools into Grasshopper - Labeled Surfaces
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Paneling Tools into Grasshopper
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Zach Hines replied to Giulio Piacentino's discussion 'Python interpreter test drive (prototype)'

Hey, I just have have a quick question... What version of GH are you using with this? Thanks and great development! Z

Oct 4, 2010

Zach Hines replied to Zach Hines's discussion 'Data Tree and Loft Issues'

Well I actually answered my own question and thought I would post the solution... After checking out the post by Ra -Need help with lofting curves, I was able to use the Param Viewer, simplify, and graft components to get the data paths formatted…

May 21, 2010

Data Tree and Loft Issues

The loft data trees I am working with are not working properly...Step 1: input surface and offset Step 2: take offset surface and scale inwards to create custom upper loft curveStep 3: loft base curve and upper custom curveProblem: the loft to the basic offset curve is working but for some reason the custom curve loft is not lofting properly. It outputs null from the loft component... any ideas?Thanks!attached code and example file belowSee More

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Zach Hines commented on Rajaa Issa's blog post 'PanelingTools - Selection Components in Grasshopper'

Hi Rajaa, I am using your SelectPTGrid_ConvertTo_GHTree_Patches.ghx, and It was giving me an error (Invalid topology and null). When I bake the srfs, it outputs surfaces with out any issues. Then if I serialize the panels and import the surfaces…

May 6, 2010

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At 8:32am on August 5, 2010, Fanny said…: Thanks Zach! I will wait for your picts, that model should be crazy!

At 10:59am on May 6, 2010, Giulio Piacentino said…: You could use a function F1 component and use exactly this expression (you might need to copy it carefully):

Format("obj({0})", x)

... assuming that x is the input as number. I hope this helps,
- Giulio