I used surface morph and lunchbox to adjust a reference shape on a given surface but some gaps are created between the transformed geometries. I can understand the way that happens but I have no idea how it is possible to be solved!
I have on more question and I have fucked up my brain with this a lot of time. How can I keep the continuity on the edges? I have tried everything I know but I can’t manage to do it.
Unroll the facade. Make the panels on the unrolled facade (so they have continuity across the seam). Split the panels at the seam. Morph each flat facade faces panels to its corresponding actual facade face. Make a planar surface from the seam rotated half way between the two facade faces that share the edge. Trim each facade faces panels at the corner with that planar surface.
Do you think you can easily reproduce the results of years of effort by renowned architects and their staff?
There’s no way I know what method was used unless I was one of them.
The corner panels seem to have been made from special GFRC mold. There are probably hundreds of different molded GFRC panels.
Anyway, check the attached example. If you can prepare one single untrimmed surface for base geometry, then you can make corner panels at the same time.
I have no words! I am just trying to gain some serious knowledge about achieving these things ( cause there is a huge gap between design - idea and construction or even modeling and I know that you already know that ). I am very happy and grateful that you guys not only have that knowledge but you are willing to help. Thank you all for your interest !