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Voronoi 3D - Z-Unit Height - Contain or Trim?

Hi there,

I am a novice at using grasshopper 3d (I come from a solidworks background) so apologies if this is a stupid question:

Is it possible to confine the length (in regards to the z-direction) of a voronoi-based extrude based on the confines of an extruded loft, or (alternatively) trim a voronoi-based extrude to the confines of an extruded loft?

As per the image below, I am trying to contain the voronoi extrude to an extruded loft (highlighted in green) with the aim of creating an hexagonal mesh with a certain z-thickness.

Thanks!!

 

P.S. I would add the 3dm file but at 37mb it's a bit large...

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Permalink Reply by Mateusz Zwierzycki on June 3, 2012 at 5:04pm

Like this ?

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Permalink Reply by chonk on June 3, 2012 at 6:50pm

Something along those lines yes, I want the voronoi to be contained within the extruded loft....

 

Perhaps I should be using the Voronoi 2D component?  Using the 2D Voronoi component I get the following outcome:

 

 

The only issue is i'm not sure how to then transpose the voronoi pattern on to the extruded loft...

 

Any thoughts?

 

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