What I meant is that it is imperative to know how to do it manually before you move to a process that automates it. I don't mean to do the whole thing, but understand the process you would go through...
On Feb 20, 5:08 pm, mauerhakenzwerg <[email protected]> wrote: > You mean the panel itself or the surface on wich im using the panel??- > you mean i a get the geometry instead of the surface wich i think is > used in the tut and then it should work- well ill go and try, > hopefully itll work. one short question when i panel a simple surface > (3 points) the panel uses all 4 controlpoints of the surface to create > a panel so i always have to trim the rest?? or is there any other > possibility?- sorry for my bad english- but i hope you understand what > i mean ...thank you anyway- > > to fraguada: i guess it would take me too long to do it manually- and > i have to admit i do not really unterstand your method. > > but thank you i hope ill get it done, > > got to get m train now, so ill have to try later and maybe ask you > again a couple of questions > > On 20 Feb., 16:35, Rchitekt <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Are you referring to the Paneling Tools tutorial in the GH Primer? In > > that case, it should definitely be possible.... In fact, the tutorial > > is using a set of polysurfaces in the exercise. All you need to do is > > select the "Geo" (Geometry component) from that source file and right- > > click and hit "Set Multiple Geometries". Then you can select whatever > > polysurface you want, and it should propagate on your surface. Is > > this what you were asking? > > -Andy > > > On Feb 20, 7:13 am, fraguada <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > I thought the paneling tools plugin could do polysurfaces? I have not > > > tried it through polysurfaces in PTools... > > > In general, the ways people do it out there is on a single surface, > > > divide into points and organize the points for panel corners. The > > > issue with polysurfaces is that each face will have it's own > > > parameterization, thus it's own distribution of points...the issue > > > being how to make the paneling continuous from face to face? > > > > It might be an issue you tackle independent of the parameterization of > > > the surfaces and work on it in 3D coordinates. > > > > How would you go about doing it manually? > > > Luis > > > On Feb 20, 2:40 pm, mauerhakenzwerg <[email protected]> > > > wrote: > > > > > hi, > > > > we got a little problem trying to make panels out of a polysurface > > > > (out of triangulated surfaces), is it possible to make panels out of > > > > polysurfaces with the same script as used in the grasshopper tutorial > > > > (11.3 Surface diagrid)- till know we tried it by setting multiple > > > > surfaces, but it aint working, i hope anybody can help us cause we > > > > have our presentation next week and i just started learning > > > > grasshopper yesterday. (after realising theres no conventional method > > > > in rhino) > > > > > thanks > > > > > mauerhakenzwerg- Zitierten Text ausblenden - > > > - Zitierten Text anzeigen -
