Hexagon Grid: BoxMorph on surface following a pattern

Hello everyone . I just started using gph =) I'm trying to tessellate two surfaces according to a pattern that I designed in 2D. Using the code that I created I can not make the pattern that I designed in 2D on the surface.
I created this code looking at a series of tutorials . What is wrong ? Are there other ways ?

After solving this problem, I wanted to know how I can get all the curves of the pattern of the same length when I put them on the surface.
In other words, I wish I could have all the same geometry on the surface. I hope I have been clear

I am attaching the code and the file rhino . I hope you can give me a hand to solve this thing . Sorry for my poor english :/

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Permalink Reply by Vin on November 20, 2014 at 7:03am

Anyone? :( I keep trying but I always get the same thing :(

Permalink Reply by nikos tzar on November 20, 2014 at 8:16am

Hello Vincenzo,

First of all your gh file doesn't work with the 3dm file and it can't locate the referenced geometry.

Then, when using box morph your grid will always be rectangular and from what I understand you want an hexagonal grid.

You can check out this discussion for hexagonal morphing and I believe Panelling Tools plugin could be useful for fixed size cells.

Permalink Reply by Vin on December 2, 2014 at 2:49pm

Thx Nikos for the reply!
I've done this, but now i've to put the solid in the img on the surface following the patter that i've on surface.
How i can do that? BoxMorph?
Help :(

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Forum.3dm, 2 MB
forum.jpg, 142 KB
Griglia Esagonale + struttura reciproca.gh, 13 KB

Permalink Reply by nikos tzar on December 2, 2014 at 3:28pm

This is what you get with boxmorph:

You can see in your image that the geometry you have drawn is not the same as the lines on the surface, so I guess you will have to redraw before you plug it in box morph.

here are the files:

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