Hello guys,
I am trying to get the regions from the intersection of all those circles, I searched on the web but I am unable to find how to do this :
Please help !
Thanks
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This is a problem that has come up before, and has a limited number of approaches.
Using GH:
In your example, because it is not that many lines, and is reasonably simple, you could just make a bounding (union) box around your geometry, and split the resulting box surface using the curves. This approach doesn’t scale very well, (performance wise), when the curve numbers/complexity increase.
Or…there are some custom scripted options as well. I remember seeing something on the old GH site that was pretty robust, using half edges…I think it was a custom VB component …I can’t remember.
EDIT: It was here!
Using Rhino Commands:
If you bake the geometry into Rhino, you can use CurveBoolean->Select Curves->DeleteInput=None, CombineRegions=No, Output=Surfaces, (click to accept), then click AllRegions and enter. (Rhino 6).
It’s very fast and, so far, seems to hold up pretty good against complex/high number of curves.
The CurveBoolean Command functionality, as described above, is not yet available in GH. I am hoping that is is exposed in RhinoCommon in some future release.
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@chanley
Thanks for your answer, I hope it will be implemented in GrassHopper
@akilli
Thank you so much, this is what I needed !
This is beautiful.
or from Fennec:
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