> add an option for °cap° and °both sides° to the extrude component. > explanation:
If you extrude a surface instead of a curve it will be capped at both ends. Thus, if your curve is flat, you can run it through a Surface parameter before plugging it into Extrude. I'll add the BothSides option to the wishpile. > – °cap°. i know there is a cap component in GH. similarly to the the > command line option of rhinos _extrudecrv command, the cap option > would be very useful for two (or more?) enclosing planar crvs. > example: two concentric circles extruded with cap turned on creates a > solid cylinder with a cylindric hole in the middle. at the moment in > GH i get two cylinders and have to boolean the one out of the other to > achieve the same result. > was this explained in a clear way? It sounds like you need to convert your border curves into a trimmed surface first. You can convert single planar curves into single trimmed surfaces by running them through the Surface parameter. You can convert multiple planar curves into (multiple?) trimmed surfaces using the [Planar Srf] component. -- David Rutten [email protected] Robert McNeel & Associates
