algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Hi,
I am trying to use grasshopper to create a geometry from points. This geometry needs to be as precise as possible and not present gaps or severe discontinuities between different surfaces.
My current challenge is to create a surface between a nurbs curve on one side and another profile that consists both on a nurbs curve and a line on the other.
You can see there are already two surfaces(both created by loft).
I initially thought I would be able to join both curves on the left side of the gap between surfaces and do a loft. Somehow it does not work.
What do you suggest? I really need a flat surface (the one painted in green) and I need the connection between the two surfaces to be as smooth as possible.
Thank you so much for you time
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Hi,
Is this good enough?
Even better if you also split it on the top angle into 3 pieces.
Also, use integer parameters rather than number parameters to store the index numbers.
Hi Vicente,
I do think this should do the trick. Thank you so much. I have tested also with one more split as you suggested and it does seem to improve the connection surface.
And in the meantime I have also moved to integer parameters.
I will, in the future, try to generate different geometries by manipulating point coordinates and then create a mesh and send it to a FEA software. I guess only then I will know for sure if this does work as desired. But it seems to a quite good approach.
Thanks for your time and availability.
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