Blue arrow- an element from revit that was imported to Rhino using Grasshopper
Question is how do I mount the plane with the red arrow on top properly along with plane on the bottom? I can’t seem to do it.
The picture on the left shows a model that was created in Revit and I wanted to add a surface in this area, if you have any other good suggestions for using Revit/ Rhino/ Grasshopper, I would appreciate it. I would be glad if you could help me with this one, thank you.
Basically, I wanted to have this ramp to have a seamless rhino geometry and not with lines like that from Revit, without using hide inner edges in Revit in Visibility/ Graphics. I have attached the revit file as well.
トレン , not all geometry is going to come in clean, that will depend on the Rhino to Revit conversion. Bringing in your surface as a direct shape will quickly show you if Revit’s geometry translation could handle it or send it to a mesh.
In Rhino you can Orient 3pt the surface you made.
Another option would be to create a topo surface from points on Contours instead of using a floor.
I found a solution thanks to the script you made, I baked the cull pattern and then I use the extractwireframe command from rhino; and then I used the patch command, it looks good. I was just wondering if there was a way to do it purely in grasshopper but I think it would take more effort to do so.
Thank you!
