Allineare superfici

Rhino Rhino for Windows
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Ciao a tutti
ho un problema non riesco ad allineare 2 superfici tra loro.
Provo a spiegarmi spiegarmi meglio
ho una superficie inclinata in un certo modo (arancione) ed una in orizzontale (blu) che dovrei far combaciare ma non riesco.
mi potete aiutare?
superfici.3dm (172.1 KB)

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Hi Itonucci - does the attached file have the result you want?

Google:

  • Fa il file allegato ha il risultato desiderato ?

superfici_PG.3dm (337.3 KB)

-Pascal

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Yes Pascal,
how did you make?

Thanks very much for your explanation

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Hi Itonucci - I used a script, I’m afraid. I will attach the script here.

1._UntrimAll on the lower surface. ExtendSrf all four edges. (see below)
2. Select the blue object in top.
3. Start ProjectObjects. Density = 6 for X and Y in my example.

To install the script, save and drag and drop the rvb file onto Rhino. This will add a new command alias

ProjectObjects

Please note that this tool will only work if the target object is larger than the bounding box of the upper object- that is why I untrimmed the lower surface. You may need to ExtendSrf in some cases.

http://screencast.com/t/6rK83wXDo7ry

ProjectObjects_ReadMe.txt (1.2 KB)
ProjectObjects (2).zip (615.2 KB)

-Pascal

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thanks Pascal
,
but don’t work

it create the object in the same position of original

image.jpg870×525 221 KB

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Make sure to pick the orange surface as the target object.

-Pascal

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i’m sure

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Hmmm… the target surface looks different from the one you posted earlier - it should work fine, but please post that file or send in a private message… I’ll see if I can figure it out.

It is conceivable that the script is the zip file is somehow different - I’ll check it (Both worked here)

But try this one - it is the exact script file I am using:

ProjectObjects.rvb (6.6 KB)
-Pascal

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hi Pascal in attached the video of scriptscript.zip (1.7 MB)

the new object is in the same position of original

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I see- thanks - certainly it looks like it ought to work there - my only thought is that there is a language problem - let me look at how the Rhino commands are being sent in - there may be some underscores missing - hang on.

@ltonucci does this work better? Delete the old script, replace it with this one and restart Rhino… any better?

ProjectObjects_03_22_16.rvb (6.6 KB)

-Pascal

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GREAT Pascal
it work perfect!!!

thanks

bye

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OK, great, thanks - there was indeed one underscore missing for a command in the script - that would make it fail in any other language, I am amazed I had not heard of this before - thanks for working with me on that!

-Pascal

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Hi Pascal how are you?
if you remember you helped me with “projectobject”.
I need this result is possible? (imaga)

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Hi Itonucci - I think what I’d try first is to ExtractSrf the bottom surface after ProjectObjects, and either ExtrudeSrf, with the Direction option, or OffsetSrf > Solid=Yes, to the original thickness.

-Pascal