Grasshopper

algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Hi I'm traing to learn grasshopperso I want to make an exercise:

i have a scene with a lot of points with different  coordinates x, y, z.  I need to merge them to create a single surface to simulate the gradients of a ground. there is a way to do that in grasshopper? thanks

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Depending on whether you have your points in a regular grid i.e same number of points in each row or not.

If they are in a regular grid then you can use the surface from points component if not then you can create a mesh with the Delaunay component.

Hi Mattia,

are the points structured in a rectangular grid? If not, then you'll probably need to use Delaunay meshing to create your landscape. In Rhino5 it is possible to use the Patch function, but Rhino4 does not expose this via the SDK so Grasshopper doesn't have it yet.

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David Rutten

david@mcneel.com

Poprad, Slovakia

ok, I post 2 images of my scene.

I'haven't a regular grid, so I think I need to use Delunay meshing.

But I've Rhino4, so it isn't possible create a surface in this case?

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You can do it manually in Rhino4 using the _Patch command, and you can do it with a VB or C# component in Rhino5 by calling the sdk function.

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David Rutten

david@mcneel.com

Poprad, Slovakia

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