visose,
That's pretty cool. I didn't realize you could implement command line
macros in a VB component, even if it is a rough way to do it.
I saw Raaja's post for renumbering points for input to paneling tools,
but I imagine once you know your paneling tools routine a similar VB
macro could be written to tweak settings.
-taz
On Apr 26, 5:37 am, visose <vic...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You can also run the '3dvoronoi' command of the 'point set
> reconstruction' plugin from a scripting component in a macro kind of
> way.
> This really crude example does the following: Selects all points in
> the document, creates 3d voronoi cells as polysurfaces, select all the
> polysurfaces in the document, adds them to an 'onbrep' list, deletes
> the polysurfaces from the document, outputs the onbrep list. For some
> reason, after dragging the points, the new voronoi cells aren't
> created, you have to press the 'play' button after every drag. This is
> really crude automatization and hopefully someone can improve on this.
>
> doc.UnselectAll()
> app.RunScript("!-_selpt")
> app.RunScript("-_3dvoronoi _enter _Polysurfaces")
> doc.UnselectAll
> app.RunScript("-_SelClosedPolysrf")
>
> Dim go As New MRhinoGetObject()
> go.EnablePreSelect(True)
> go.EnablePostSelect(False)
> go.GetObjects(0, 0)
>
> app.RunScript("!-_delete")
>
> Dim obj_list As New List(Of onbrep)
> For i As Integer = 0 To go.ObjectCount() - 1
> Dim objref As IRhinoObjRef = go.Object(i)
> Dim objb As onbrep = objref.brep()
> obj_list.Add(objb)
> Next i
>
> a = obj_list
>
> On Apr 19, 5:44 pm, Dimitrie <didimit...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >http://qhull.org/
>
> > only i'm fucking myself up while trying to get the calls right from a
> > script component. it won't probably be that fast since it's quite an
> > underhanded approach...
>
> > there's alsohttp://tetgen.berlios.de/buti can't compile it in a
> > worthwhile dll.
>
> > Speaking of, i have a question for david: if i have a non .net
> > assembly file will it work if referenced? (sorry if this a stupid
> > question but i'm not really a pro).
