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grasshopper3d com/forum/topics/mapping-a-rectangular-gridyou can use it to populate components on a polysurface (using the four corners of the grid for each surface).
Specifically, with polysurfaces with only planar faces, when the polysurface has a combination of triangular and ngon faces and/or a combination of convex and concave edges, the.. In addition to this, the UV divisions are linked and I couldn't find a way to control them separately (when I do it, the resulting mesh gets crazy!!).
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Attachments:curvedSurf_sharpEdges jpg, 223 KB Permalink Reply by Gwyll on May 19, 2010 at 9:31pmIf you just want to populate the polysurface with components that are oriented according to the curvature of the surface you can contour your polysurface and use the generated points to map components to.. I don't know what are the two components before 'eval'(the last one)? one is polySrfGrid, but I can't find it anywhere and the one before is a kind of slider I have never seen yet (sorry for those very basic questions but I'm still very new to GH).. Permalink Reply by Arthur Mamou-Mani on May 19, 2010 at 8:21amSalut Timothée !Have look at the previous conversation (giulio's definition):http://www.. This will simplify your surface in a fairly violent fashion though As usual, Ive got an explanation of the polysurface grid definition on my blog: http://ledatomica. Lenticular Image Software
thanks timothéePermalink Reply by Gwyll on May 21, 2010 at 10:09pmThe PolySrfGrid was a label that I made for Surface closest point component - it does make for a confusing 'tutorial' and I'd be surprised if people can easily reproduce the definition. How To Add A Serial Key To Anydvd Hd
I join a picture, it might be easier to see what I mean The solution you offered me is leading to a faceted polygonal surface, right? or maybe it's that I don't get how to relate this definition to the morph tool? I would like to morph the components according to the curvature of the surface.. I'm not sure if it fits to my project I'm concerned with surfaces with both conditions: curved parts and sharp edges (as you can achieve lofting one degree curves).. Permalink Reply by Timothée Raison on May 19, 2010 at 12:59pmHi Arthur, thanks for the answer.. This gives you an even grid with each point responding to its respective surface topology.. You wont be able to use this grid to form components with shared edges though - as it gets difficult to bridge individual surface gaps. 773a7aa168 Solid Edge For Mac