Hi, I’m new with grasshopper! I’m working on my master Thesis. I created two meshes with Kangaroo, one will be the floor of my project, the other one the roof. I would like to create windows between them. How can i create an orthogonal mesh that intersect this two meshes?
I found the meshes’ bounderies using NakedVertices (NV) panel, is there another way ?
I extracted the points and create a line between the floor’s ones and the roof’s ones. My idea way to create a Loft but I understand that it cannot work.
How can I do ?
Please help me!
Please post your file, and internalize the data. Nobody can help you by looking at a picture.
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Hi,
Just a suggestion to help you better on your thesis. Since this look’s very much similar to Rhino Vault type project try that too. Because Rhino Vault 2 uses similar from finding approach. All the best!!!
P.S. I’m not against Kangaroo.
https://www.food4rhino.com/app/rhinovault-2
Cheers,
BVR
Does this work for you?
Windows Between two Parallel meshes - b.gh (32.8 KB)
In order to do the lofting, I used a component from the Mesh + plugin, Mesh Loft.
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Without your file, neither did anyone else.
Old Kangaroo and I don’t have MeshEdit. You could have internalized and posted only the two meshes.
This is a try using K2, and for consistent face normal directions of the final mesh, I’ve used Weaverbird’s Unify face windingsat the end…
Windows Between two Parallel meshes_re.gh (21.6 KB)
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Done it! Thank you so much!