algorithmic modeling for Rhino
contructing a "folding line"
Hallo,
I am trying to copy a circle (same radius) to provide a line with the same length l, but different angles (because of the two input references line (it is a kind of folding pattern)
The point ist, I have to do this like 75 times (when i am doing this , my question is can someone please show me or, give me a suggestion how to produce the "loop" or series of these circles to construct these lines with the same length =radius).
Or is there any other way around? Any help and suggestions appreciate.
I am trying to copy a circle (same radius) to provide a line with the same length l, but different angles (because of the two input references line (it is a kind of folding pattern)
The point ist, I have to do this like 75 times (when i am doing this , my question is can someone please show me or, give me a suggestion how to produce the "loop" or series of these circles to construct these lines with the same length =radius).
Or is there any other way around? Any help and suggestions appreciate.
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Permalink Reply by Pieter Segeren on
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Hi gabor,
here is a way using Hoopsnake looping. You could also use Anemone instead.
(The arc angle domain is -pi/2 To Pi/2. b.t.w.) - Attachments:
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FoldingLine_hs_PSG.gh, 17 KB
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The Anemone loop is way easier on the eyes, and also a bit easier to operate... :
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