algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Hi,
I have difficulties in lofting curves in Grasshopper v6. When I use curves drawn in Rhino and assigned to a Grasshopper ‘curve’ icon, the lofting works fine. However, when I generate an interpolated sine curve as well as two lines in Grasshopper and then apply the lofting, the lofting doesn’t work out. I applied the same procedure as before with the hand drawn curves, ensuring that the sequence in which I thread them into the loft function is correct. I even reparameterised each of these curves and tried the flip function. No joy. The funny thing is when I bake these three curves and then loft inside Rhino, the result comes out exactly as I would want it. Might anybody have an idea how I can resolve this?
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first, the fancy wires thing...
Then try to plug a panel to the curves you try to loft. This looks like you have two different branching levels. One with the two straight lines (which loft together) and one with the Sine (which cannot loft on its own)
At this level of complexity, flattening the lofts input will most likely solve the problem.
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