Hello thanks for your question, it is done by performing tree operations on the list of points obtained by the divide surface component. For more information you can mail us at parametriccuriosity@gmail.com
Thanks for your reply. Your question is not clear but quad meshes can be obtained from rhino wip 7 version from Sub D tools. You can email us at parametriccuriosity@gmail.com or post your doubt at Mc-Neels forum.
Hey Jireh thank you for your message ..I am afraid we don't give readymade scripts. We have tried to explain the concept well explained in this video but if still you have any problems to follow please mail us at parametriccuriosity@gmail.com. we can give you script for a charge if you are working on something Important and urgent. Thank you.☺️
yes of course! sorry, this script would work on planar surfaces only. For nonplanar surfaces, it will need projecting curves onto surfaces or other alternative methods of isocurves.
How you select the horizontals? Where to click
Hello thanks for your question, it is done by performing tree operations on the list of points obtained by the divide surface component. For more information you can mail us at parametriccuriosity@gmail.com
Is there any way to get quad mesh (with deleted trimmed part) from trimmed nurbs/surface ? Any free tool? please let me know
Thanks for your reply. Your question is not clear but quad meshes can be obtained from rhino wip 7 version from Sub D tools. You can email us at parametriccuriosity@gmail.com or post your doubt at Mc-Neels forum.
Impressive! Im having the same problem. CAn you please upload the definition?
Hey Jireh thank you for your message ..I am afraid we don't give readymade scripts. We have tried to explain the concept well explained in this video but if still you have any problems to follow please mail us at parametriccuriosity@gmail.com. we can give you script for a charge if you are working on something Important and urgent. Thank you.☺️
I did the script but it seems like it doensn't work properly on a non-planar surface. Might need some additional tweaking
yes of course! sorry, this script would work on planar surfaces only. For nonplanar surfaces, it will need projecting curves onto surfaces or other alternative methods of isocurves.