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"thanks a lot. i will try it out."

"I'm using a script to get the mesh edges out; you can get a script that does this with uto's mesh tools or with weaverbird, or you can copy mine: private void RunScript(Mesh m, object y, ref object A) { List<Line> lines = new…"

"here's one solution: "

"Yup, still.   -- David Rutten david@mcneel.com Poprad, Slovakia"

"I've been looking for the same, is this really still the only way to go? Seems a bit unrhino like not to have the possibility to customize the interface.   Thanks"

"I've managed to resolve it, many thanks for your help though. The issue was that in constructing my original curve there were points where the curve flattened out (2 consecutive points had the same x-coordinates). I've moved a couple of…"

"and how about evalute the crv at the randomly shattered startingpoints and use the t as input for horizontal planes? or am I mssunderstanding something here?"

"Unfortunately for my particular grasshopper definition that method does not work. The reason being that I have randomly shattered my closed curve prior to creation of the perp planes. In so doing the perp plane component returns at least 2 planes…"

"http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/vectors-problem do you mean this?"

"Sorry to revive an old thread, but how would one implement the "curvature" component in this instance. I have a similar issue to OP but have a closed curve and wish to place the lines on the exterior of the curve. Most place there but…"

"I dont get it. is it possible to get the definition that you created?"

"Hi guys, Any luck in finding how to split a surface using multiple curves? Here is my attempt: For i To j j = 4 Dim crv(i) As oncurve crv(i) = y a = rhutil.RhinoSplitBrepFace(x, 0, crv, doc.AbsoluteTolerance) Next Many thanks, Arthur"

"thanks for the quick help!"

"Check out this thread: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/e005-number-view-change-to"