Hello. I want to have a fundamental design/ construction be applied to “complicated” form (object n.1 to object n.2)
I also understand, that it is possible to make this happen by doing it manually, but it would take lots of time. I’d like to find a way to make this happen in an shorter path
I am open for a discussion and your advice on this particular problem.
look at flowalongsrf command
hit f1 for help in rhino on that or any other tool
Hello- what does this mean? Do you have some image or something to indicate what you are shooting for?
-Pascal
Wrong selection of words…
I mean that I’d like to have objects number 1 be stacked in the area of object number 2 and grow it z axis.
The issue that I face that I want to make automated.
This is the result I get. I’ve selected two opposite surfaces as base surface and target surface.
May it be because of the properties like command properties like rigid was turn off?
you need to make a base surface, and make sure the uv’s match the target surface/
the tools works like this,
you make a “source surface”
and associate an object with it.
then you select the “target” surface (in this case your model)
rhino then compares the relationship with the “source” surface to your object and remaps it to the “target” object.
you’ll want rigid= no and stretch= yes
if the uv’s of the two are not consistent, you will get inconsistent results.
How do I match uv’s of source surface and target surface, in this case, when target surface is already made?
Hello- it would be much easier to help if you provided some indication - a drawing or an image of some kind - of the desired result…
-Pascal
Sorry for being unclear.
Below is the result. I’ve used a booleandifference. Is there a better tool for such operation?
If that is the result you are after, then BooleanDifference is exactly right!
-Pascal
use the dir command and compare the uv directions, swap and flip as necessary. They need to match for a proper result.
