Yes, I want to panelize a surface based on its curvature, but I want to control what portion of the surface is panelized. So for example, you would have a surface that would start off smooth and become panelized as you move toward one end, or maybe even define a boundary in the center where the panelization would occur, and have a falloff.
you would have a surface On Apr 19, 10:45 am, taz <[email protected]> wrote: > Mig, > > Are you trying to subdivide (panelize) a surface based on a criteria > such as curvature? > > Something like would be a recursive operation and would have to be > custom scripted. This blog has a Python example: > > http://culagovski.net/2008/algorithmic/rhino-grasshopper-python/ > > Trimming is not an operation easily accomplished in GH. > > -taz > > On Apr 19, 5:20 am, mig <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello everyone, > > > I was wondering if it would be possible to panelize (tessellate, or > > flat surfaces ie visose's definition) an area within a surface. > > Essentially creating a falloff or blend between a panelized portion of > > a surface and a non panelized portion. I would imagine this would > > involve trimming off the area of the surface being panelized? > > > -mig
