Grasshopper

algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Hi 

Can anyone please help me to remove the seam line shown in the image?  I am also attaching the GH file.  It seems to be generated in the lofting process, I only want the surface to be displayed without this line.

Basically it is a closed surface generated after lofting a series of oncentric 3-point arches. I need to export the surface to .iges but the arch line is visible and does not fit the purpose.

Your assistance will be much appreciated!

ModeloGH-C.gh

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Create the same object manually in Rhino and compare it to your baked version from Grasshopper. It looks like a normal NURBS seam that you can usually just ignore and won't bother an IGES export. Compare it also to what you see if you create a simple NURBS sphere in both Rhino and baked from Grasshopper. Such seams are for everyday purposes just a mathematical formality of how Rhino creates single surfaces into domes, spheres or a torus as a single untrimmed point editable surface. If you really want no seam, you'd have to drape a rectangle over it and trim the edges.

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