algorithmic modeling for Rhino
QuadrangulateMesh with equal sides from nurb surface
Hi, does any one know how to turn a nurb surface into Quadrangulated Mesh surfaces with equal sides??
It means that the shape of each mesh surface might be different, but the length of all sides of the mesh surfaces are all the same. Does anyone know how to do that??
It means that the shape of each mesh surface might be different, but the length of all sides of the mesh surfaces are all the same. Does anyone know how to do that??
Views: 901
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Daniel Piker on
-
It is an interesting but tricky question.
I had a tutor that often used to talk about 'equal-link-length-meshes', and I could never find any info on them by searching, until I discovered the term Chebyshev Nets.
You could find a Chebyshev Net by draping a network of springs over the surface, as in a fabric simulator, or maybe you could use the sort of approach described in this paper. Either way, the approach is iterative and more of a scripting than a grasshopper type problem. -
-
Permalink Reply by Jian Huang on
-
Thank you, Daniel.
The paper about Chebyshev Nets is very interesting -
-
Permalink Reply by Tim Chen on
-
I just posted a definition that constructs a chebyshev net. See if it is helpful!
https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/generation-of-a-chebychev-net-on-a-s...
-
About
Welcome to
Grasshopper
Translate
Search
Photos
Videos
© 2025 Created by Scott Davidson.
Powered by
