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algorithmic modeling for Rhino

I'm trying to array an object along a straight curve and I kinda got it to work in a weird way. On the left is what I'm trying to achieve but on the same place as the right. It somehow moved to the left. Also it arrayed like this too, which is not what i wanted.

I just want it to be like this but on the curve i created.

Thanks.

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Next time, internalise your referenced geometry would help. Best.

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I'm just a beginner so i didn't know how to do it and also i don't know what you mean by internalizing the referenced geometry too.

Thanks anyways.

Hello Nathakit,

when you are referencing a geometry from rhino viewport to grasshopper (in this case this cylinder like object), in order to open the definition without missing data, you need to upload the rhino file along with the gh definition, or internalize the referenced geometry (right click to the container component and choose internalize data).

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alex

Thanks Alex, will do next time

Nat

What if i want to array an object i already build in rhino, not in grasshopper. How would i do that. Using Brep?

Yes, given that you are referencing a brep (srf, polysrf). Elsewise, use a pt for a pt, a crv for a curve (any type of curve), a mesh for a mesh or a "geo" when you want to be able to reference many types of geometry with the same tool!

curve and surface tabs provide you with many creation options, like cylnider, etc which then can be processed just like you do when referencing

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