Hi , I need to create a solid of a text starting from a single curve text.
i need to reproduce the subtraction solid that i would obtain if i cnc engrave the single curve text by using a cnc engraver and a round head tool of a given diameter.
the problem is that when i use the single curve generated in rhino with font
i also tried (2) to sort along X and then move the letter created with pipe but for some reason i am not able to get it to work since the trasformation is messed up
Indeed not, this tool here will just work on a group of letters no on a whole lettering problem.
I use this one a lot in order to inspect objects before nesting. I will more an more do laser cutting (I bought C02 and fiber machine) so I will surely have to make some new tools
thanks @laurent_delrieu , yes , i used Nautilus component to create the text and to adjust the spacing and and its very useful and practical
I also tried your ‘Pack Geometry…’, it’s amazing, but I still face some problems. Since the ‘8’ is composed of two closed curves, I agree that adjusting the text parameters is the best option though
@laurent_delrieu by using your useful suggestion i nearly reached my goal but now i am stuck in the solid difference , some of the subvolumes are not subtracted
beside this to work with solids is quite computanionally expensive…i wonder if the solution could be using meshes but i realized the Gh does not have a component for mesh solid difference
sorry i realized i was wrong , i used shrinkwrap to approximate the engraved text and then mesh solid difference and it seams to work reasonably ( i forgot to mention that my goal was to create a 3D printable label so working with meshes is fine for my purposes)