I’m trying to create triangle panels on an irregular surface from a couple of curves. I tried to divide the curves into segments before extruding the midpoints of each of these segments to create a triangular surface. I have tried a couple of methods including lunchbox’s triangle panels and the surface mapping feature but those doesn’t seem to work very well. I could make do with my current results but it’s not ideal.
Here’s what I’m having difficulties with:
- Smoother looking triangular surface (does not have to be regular/equilateral/same size, as long as they are triangles. I personally prefer the looks of irregular triangles something like this)
- the shape is pretty much fixed - the two curves at the end are fixed but anything in between can be flexible and as long as the section has an ‘S’ profile sloping up gently; which makes it difficult for me to use any pre-built plugins to divide the surface into triangles
- optional as I can work around with this manually (I have a certain surface area that I need and was wondering if the triangles can automatically be generated so that it meets a certain surface area that I set)
triangulate loft.3dm (2.6 MB) triangulate loft.gh (17.2 KB)
