Grasshopper

algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Hello everyone!

I'm kind of inexperienced with grasshopper and I need help with something that I can't find a solution to, but I guess its really easy to do. I want to triangulate a surface that is an irregular polygon. So far, I've done it with delaunay triangles, but only works if the surface has no interior angles or holes.

The thing is, I want to do this for a project, where I can create different surfaces by modular triangles that I can transport to the site in trucks. The surface is supossed to have patios, so I need it to have holes inside, and that's where I'm stuck right now, since I don't want triangulation to happen in these holes. In the image, you will understand what I'm having difficulties with.

Furthermore, since I have to transport these triangular surfaces in trucks, is there a way to limit the length of the triangles' sides? I was thinking to limit it to 10x4x3 meters, which would be the maximum size a truck could transport. The only way I thought this could be done is to obviously limit the distance each point is placed on the surface, but I cant come up with a way to do that. Maybe using circles and their radii could work, but I don't really know how to connect everything together.

Thanks in advance to everyone reading this and trying to help. I so much appreciate it!

TriangulateSrf.gh

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Sounds like you are looking for a well-ordered FEA type output mesh.

Kangaroo might be the best way to control your mesh parameters.  A recent example:

http://www.grasshopper3d.com/group/kangaroo/forum/topics/equalize-t...

Thank you very much! I'll give it a try!

Thanks a lot!!! I'll try it!

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