The interpolate curve component only outputs one line, but depending on how the points are placed you could try the "arc from 3 points" component. It wont reproduce the interpolate curve but if the radius is not too big it might be useful.
Another method might be using two "bezier span" components. You can create the vectors with the given points. Again, it wont reproduce the interpolate curve but you can create some sort of tangent curve that goes thought the 3 points. Also, you can try using a similar method i used in a previous post to create apparently multiple lofts. This method consist of creating an interpolated curve using all the points (after sorting them) and then extracting subcurves from this curve. The problem is that the curvature of each segment will be affected by the last point of the previous subcurve and the first point of the next subcurve. Depending on how the points are placed, you might be able to use the "kinked curve" component to avoid this. If using this list component the kinks are done in the right places, it would be just as creating multiple interpolated curves. > you can solve the problem by c# or vb script for sure....no other possibility.... The way to go would be using the script component, but I'm sure there's some sort of convoluted, needlessly complicated solution for it without using scripting. On Dec 15, 1:35 pm, DaniK <[email protected]> wrote: > hi K4arl33, > > i had the same problem some weeks ago...there is no possible solution > with the available commands in GH except for the c# or vb script > component.... > you can solve the problem by c# or vb script for sure....no other > possibility....(modify the interpolate command) > > link to my old thread: > > http://groups.google.com/group/grasshopper3d/browse_thread/thread/99e... > > or another idea was to connect all lists with normal lines....joining > them and then rebuild/change their degree (also only possible by vb or > c# script, here from bgcallam): > > http://grasshopper3d.googlegroups.com/web/rebuild%20curves.png?gda=gZ... > > good luck. if you find another way, please tell me.... > > Daniela > > On 13 Dez., 01:31, K4rl33 <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi guys, > > > I have a problem: i have 3 sets of points, where each set have the > > same number of points. > > I want to do multiple splines wich connect each point of the same set > > with a singular point of the others. > > But when I try to connect a set of point to the interpolated command, > > it make the interpolated curve between all the points of the same > > set...and that's wrong!!!!! > > I think I would have to sort the three sets of points is some way...I > > don't know..maybe telling to the software to connect only points which > > have different properties in each set... > > > How can I solve It without extracting each point of the 3 list and > > connect each other? > > > Thank you!!!
