hey bg i've already found the thread you posted, but thanks anyway. i don't think it's a c# issue. maybe i pass some parameter in a wrong way/order. as c# is very very critical on data types (not like VB) it almost can't be, but who knows...
On 1 Dez., 17:55, bgcallam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't know any c# but you might have a look here: > > http://groups.google.com/group/grasshopper3d/browse_thread/thread/6a7... > > On Dec 1, 11:28 am, rompompom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > hi everyone > > > i tried to write a script in C# that lofts curves of an array. the > > idea is that all lofts consist of the same count of curves. so i can > > pass 20 curves and build 4 lofts with 5 curves each or 5 lofts with 4 > > curves each. the number of curves is passed to input i, the list of > > curves to input C. on my way to the target i tried to loft the first > > three curves. until now the script looks like that: > > > #region members > > private MRhinoApp app; > > private MRhinoDoc doc; > > > public System.Object S; > > #endregion > > > void RunScript(List<OnCurve> C, int i) > > { > > List<MRhinoLoftCurve> loftCurves = new List<MRhinoLoftCurve> > > (); > > MRhinoLoftCurve crv = new MRhinoLoftCurve(); > > MArgsRhinoLoft args = new MArgsRhinoLoft(); > > OnBrep[] surfaces; > > > for (int j = 0;j < i;j++){ > > crv.m_curve = C[j].DuplicateCurve(); > > crv.m_bClosed = C[j].IsClosed(); > > loftCurves.Add(crv); > > } > > > args.m_loftcurves = loftCurves.ToArray(); > > args.SetClosed(false); > > args.SetLoftType(0); > > > RhUtil.RhinoSdkLoft(args, out surfaces); > > S = surfaces; > > } > > > the script is passing lofts that looks like it has lofted a single > > curve, i get an untrimmed surface that looks like one of the input > > curves. what did i misunderstand?
