algorithmic modeling for Rhino
I have a few definitions to find the Quad Snap Points of nurbs curves. Unfortunately I am not able to build one that is fast and finds all points for all curves. In the definition attached both solutions find all points for the right curve, but not for the left one. Does someone perhaps know a right/better way to do this?
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Olaudah:
WTF is a turning point? Inflection points, sure, but those points you show don't seem meaningful.
And you are invoking within your script via Rhinocommon one of the most obscure command of all, Greville parameters:
http://4.rhino3d.com/5/rhinocommon/?topic=html/M_Rhino_Geometry_Nur...
I believe that in plain English this means finding the most boring curve points possible? Where the lease variation in curvature occurs? That's like a derivative in calculus, or the reverse Fourier transform of it. And isn't there a threshold effect where many more points can be included as most boring?
And why are you rebuilding the left curve, you didn't show, with 50 control points?
And there's all these boxes:
Why?
ouch!
It's an interesting problem and I don't know how to solve it analytically, or even with extreme accuracy while using pure GH, but you can get to any desired accuracy by sampling more points in my attached solution.
The idea is this:
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