Hi all,
My is a simple question, I’ve already checked the topic on the old forum, but I’ve still a problem.
I’m trying to drawing and calculate a steel staircases, the horizontal path of the staircases is like a snatch.
The stairs have just steel plate step and a lateral curved plate as structural support (stringers).
My work flow is the following:
- catch the horizontal path of the stairs from architectural project
- create in GH all the step and the stringer
- bake the created surface
- export surface to my meshing structural software (I use Midas Gen + Midas Fx)
- calculate the structure
- back to rhino+GH check the structure
- export direct all the possible geometry direct in Tekla with Tekla+GH live link.
I’ve tried to the following command:
- grab the curve from rhino
- create a vertical surface in GH
- explode the brep and catch one of the horizontal boundaries
- shatter the line with the desiderd step
- move these step with a vertical serier
- grab the initial and final point of the step
- create an interpolate line on surface.
Unfortunately when I’ve imported the geometry in my meshing software I’didn’t match teh congruence on the boundaries.
The problem was that the interpolate curve didn’t match exactly the surface.
Here some images
PROFILE - STEP - ONE OF THE STRINGER
DIFFERENCE FROM SURFACE AND THE INTERPOLATE LINE
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