Non-parallel grid on Surface

Hi all, I'm fairly new to Grasshopper and am hitting a road block on a project. This will be very simple for most of you.

I have a curved surface with unequal lengths on each side. When I do a divide domain (or a ptSrfDomainNum with Paneling Tools), the grid comes out past my selected surface. Instead I want to create a grid by dividing each curve so the grid conforms to the surface.

At this point I would like to take the points from the divided horizontal lines and connect them vertically to make a grid that conforms to the surface.

Any other approaches to a solution would be welcome and appreciated. Thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Kyle Faulkner on March 23, 2016 at 10:38am

Looks like you already have the grid. The points coming out of the Divide components should be in a grid structure, provided your lines are ordered correctly. You can connect those directly into the Paneling Tools Cellulate or GenerateFaces components.

Permalink Reply by Kyle Beck on March 23, 2016 at 2:44pm