Add Mesh Morphing recipe to Rhino?

[lander (CAD CAM CNC)]

@DanielPiker

I’d like to make this into a Rhino command too (once I’m done with the multipipe, fuse and wrap commands!)

hurry up

@DanielPiker

The control cage mesh doesn’t have to be box-like, it doesn’t need to enclose the object, and it can even consist of multiple disjoint parts

Are you saying this will work on polysrf’s too?

Doing some research on box edit / cage edit today,

Cage edit command that can adapt to any form automatically

Here’s a version that should work with any geometry - Breps, trimmed surfaces etc. MeshCageMorpher.gha (11.5 KB) morphdemo.gh (138.8 KB) Because Space Morphs of NURBS objects don’t always end up with the same number of control points as they started with, it’s not possible to precompute the weights like it is with the point version, so it will be slower. If morphing Breps, you might find it helps to mesh them and use the mesh for previewing changes while setting up the morph, and only replace…

Wondering if this can be applied to an exercise I’ve posted before. brb.

Proposal for Expansion(Grow) tools rather than Scaling(Stretch) tools

I have a dilemma. This dilemma is almost 2 decades old now. In fact this dilemma is probably at least 6,000 yrs old. Long story short, make a truncated cone approximately 6 inches in size, with a side angle of say 45 degrees; shelled out to a wall thickness of a ratio of about 1.5% of its overall size – just guess. For example, if the overall size of this object is 6 inches, then use wall thickness of approximately 80 thousandths of an inch. Now, “scale” said object X,Y and not Z. And do t…