1) My 'to' capacity supports 90 lines and my 'from' attempts exceed that, so there should be 90 successful line connections (or so, I guess, depending on the random seek attempts), but it shows that there are only 16 lines. Or maybe I'm missing where this output data is :/
2) As a final output for this script I want to have a simple way to connect all of the (90 in the current case) connections able to input into the A and B inputs of a simple Line component, so that A would be the 'from' points and B would be their corresponding 'to' points. I'm probably missing it but I don't see how to make this connection. My attached file explains basically this.
It looks beautiful, I have to say. And elegant. etc., etc.!
I'm looking forward to showing you the finished product.
Andrew…
cannot install gh ver 51 for rhinọ 5 ( i'm using the last rhino 5 trial 90 days). in my PC have both Rhino 4 & 5 .when i install GH it alway defaut install for rhino 4. plz help me !
en you just need to create a 2D-Domain that matches this {10%-90% ; 60%-90%} (see attached).
If your surface does not have linear parameterization, it becomes a whole lot more complicated.
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David Rutten
david@mcneel.com
Poprad, Slovakia…
Added by David Rutten at 11:36am on February 3, 2012
is "inside". Still there may be strange cases where the outside curve could be closer to the centroid... If mesh volume doesn't work, just explode the mesh and average all vertices.
Another way could be to find the MeshCP and compare the vector from MeshCP to the chosen point on the curve (could be end or mid or whatever) with the face normal vector. Close to 0° angles (smaller 90°) should indicate "outside", close to 180° (larger 90°) are "inside". That's given your mesh is clean and all face normals point outside as they should...…
es form at intersecting pattern and that the line forms more at denser places. Does any of you know a more specific algorithm behind the component?
In addition to the question I would also like to know the angle in the substrate component. I rotate the angle 90* of the substrate but I can't figure out why the lines form at weird angles instead of forming symmetrical lines. Here is my grasshopper file and the image of 0* angle and 90* angle…
francisco
you will need to set up specific angles to every edge.
i do it with a layer, say 60, 45, 90, etc...
then in rhinocam you will need to apply specific processes to each angle
regards