algorithmic modeling for Rhino
10% SLOPE RAMP GENERATOR FROM POPULATE 3D POINTS (ANEMONE LOOP)
Can anyone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong?
I'm trying to create a 'ramp generator' using points & lines.
The goal is for the loop to pass through as many points as possible to create a series of ramps with slopes =< 10%.
Here's my pseudo-code:
1. Populate brep with random points
2. Sort points by Z values
3. Draw line from point '0' of sorted points to all other sorted points
4. Project lines down to plane of first point and cull all lines =< 5.7 degrees (10% slope)
5. Sort remaining lines by length and return line with the largest length (what I want)
6. Cull all points used to create lines =< 5.7 (step 4)
7. ??? now, I want to somehow pass remaining points from step 6 back into the loop and return the next curve that is: the largest length curve from all curves =< 5.7 degrees
I've attached the script
Thanks ya'll!
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TEST RAMP.gh, 15 KB
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Permalink Reply by Hyungsoo Kim on
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Something like this? Anyway, how does this help in real situations?
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TESTRAMP_re.gh, 16 KB
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Permalink Reply by Danny Le on
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Thanks! I've been tinkering with it...It should be something more like this
You see anything that can be optimized?
I'm developing a rhetorical space where ground planes are =< 10% (aka the max slope for driving a forklift)
Its just the first step of ongoing exploration.
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TEST RAMP 2.gh, 17 KB
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You may find the same fix in the file I posted earlier. Nevertheless, I don't know if I should fix it for you.
I'm not sure if this is what you are after, but check it out. Modified parts are marked in red.
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