algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Hi at all,
I want to try a offset from a mesh in Grasshopper.
I have try this with Wb but the mesh does not look good.
Is it possible to get the rhino function offsetmesh via VB or C#?
Or there are other ways to get an offset with grasshopper?
Oh and the mesh is not planar!!
Regards
Henne
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Maybe post the mesh in question to show what 'does not look good' means ?
Looks like WB and MeshOffset give the same result on my test-case. Can you show us what's wrong with the WeaverBird mesh?
The Rhino offset function is available in the SDK, so you could call it from within a VB/C# script component. Do this:
A = M.Offset(d)
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Thanks David,
It works perfect.
Is it now possible to close the offset?
regards
henning
How could it be integrated to make the resulting mesh as a solid?
Once more thanks for the great quick and efficient solutions. I can say i created my first VB component!
Thanks
The Mesh.Offset method has an optional solidify input.
Hello Andres, thanks for the reference.
Since i'm not familiar with scripting, I wouldn't know which lines to add to include solidify option.
Any help?
Thanks
Amazing, thank you!
Last question.
How can i save the newly created pythonscript component (to which i added an S input bool for solidity) as a GHA user object? I might not be using this mesh transformation for weeks now, so it could be useful having it as a custom object.
again, thanks!
No worries :)
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