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offset a curve on surf in VB
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Started this discussion. Last reply by bfbfbfbf Aug 13, 2009.

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bfbfbfbf replied to bfbfbfbf's discussion 'offset a curve on surf in VB'

Thank you, I have found a solution in GH. There is a component "mirror surface" can solve it. If I need offset the curve from one surf's normal by 2m, I can offset the surf by1m first, and then mirror the curve by the surface, then I…

Aug 13, 2009

Damien Alomar replied to bfbfbfbf's discussion 'offset a curve on surf in VB'

I'm not really sure whats so confusing about it needing to be an array. If it needed to be a 2d, 3d, or 4d array I would have said so explicitly. As far as defining an array, that should be a VB 101 type thing, but its as simple as the…

Aug 12, 2009

bfbfbfbf replied to bfbfbfbf's discussion 'offset a curve on surf in VB'

Thank your explanation, I am still confused about the "double[]" and "curve[]". 2D 3D or 4D array, which I should choose for each array, and what 's the exact format to define them? If possible, could you please give me a…

Aug 11, 2009

Damien Alomar replied to bfbfbfbf's discussion 'offset a curve on surf in VB'

The square brackets means that those specific arguments require an Array of doubles rather a single value. There are actually three ways (or sets of arguments) that you can use that method, and the one specifically that's in your screen shot is…

Aug 10, 2009

Vicente Soler replied to bfbfbfbf's discussion 'offset a curve on surf in VB'

There's a new component on the latest release that does just this.

Aug 10, 2009

offset a curve on surf in VB

Hello, I am a rookie of VB scripting. I have a problem for the grammar of "Rhutil.RhinoOffsetCurveOnSrf" as the pic show.Could you please tell me the meaning of each parameter, and the difference between "double[]"and "double".So appreciate your help.See More

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