algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Hi there,
I've had a look around and found some potential solutions but I haven't been able to implement them. I could just be doing something in a weird way.. In learning Python I've created a component which creates a series of points, 2 curves and then lofts those curves. I'm getting the output "IronPython.Runtime.List" where I'd be expecting the loft surface.
From searching around this could be because I need to flatten my curve list?? I haven't been able to do that however.
Any help appreciated :)
Code below:
import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
import math
startPt = []
endPt = []
chordPt = []
chordLn = []
loftSrf = []
for i in range(xLength):
startPt.append(rs.AddPoint(i,0,math.sin(i)/2))
endPt.append(rs.AddPoint(i,yWidth,math.cos(i)))
chordPt = startPt + endPt
chordLn.append(rs.AddInterpCurve(startPt))
chordLn.append(rs.AddInterpCurve(endPt))
loftSrf.append(rs.AddLoftSrf(chordLn))
Tags:
most of the rhinoscript methods return arrays as I am aware.
So I suppose if you don't append but rather assign the value such as
loftSrf=rs.AddLoftSrf(chordLn)
it will work.
Cheers
M
Great, thanks Marios, that worked!
Do I not need to append because the list / variable is empty to begin with?
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