I have a loft and have split this into 3mm layers, I need to take each of these layers, make them into 2D then bake the result into separate layers. I have worked out how to find the surface I need and make this into 2d but now I need to figure out how to do this all in one go with say 40 slices. The output 2D parts should be grouped and put into separate layers - or at least not all staked on top of each other around the same centre point
I have attached the photo of my diagram - The pink group is the one currently finding the layer set by the left slider (currently set to 0) - so the top layer - then finding the second largest surface then making this into 2D - I need to find a way of doing this for all 40 layers in one command - later editions may have 400+ layers
Thanks for this - I have tried this but it just bakes each layer to a new layer (good first step)- is there a way to incorporate this into my make 2D function (Pink Group)
Oh, so baking is not the issue, just basic GH skills? I actually agree with you, bake to layer should be easy.
This bakes each branch of the Make2DāVisible curvesā to a separate layer but doesnāt try to move them around from where you put them. Is that the real point of this thread?
Cricketsā¦ Iām sorry, did I step on your toe? This thread title āBake Objects into separate layersā threw me off, I didnāt realize immediately that your question is (apparently?) more about layout, AKA ānestingā, before baking than baking to layers?
Iāve got this working now quite comfortably and with a few more parameters - I think the way Iām making the layers by doing a linear array of the rectangles, then extruding and then doing a boolean difference between them and the loft is a clunky way of doing it.
Can anyone point me to a quicker way of doing this? This single boolean operation takes up around 90% of the computing time. Iām now trying to do an animation of the lamp growing and shrinking and I need to make the compute time as little as possible.
I think a something like a wire-cut would be quicker but then how would I delete the unwanted layers?