I have implemented a CustomGripObject subclass to use with a custom edit command on mesh objects.
As far as I can understand, grip objects do not have an inherent plane information (since they consist of a simple point, and that’s geometrically logical).
But I’ve also seen that when activating grips on a SubD and selecting a grip, the gumball is oriented according to the normal of the SubD surface.
This does not happen when selecting grips on meshes.
I would like to achieve the same result (i.e. orient the gumball according to the mesh normal on the selected grip location): is there a way to do this? maybe some trick on the CustomGrip objects?
yes, I’m using RhinoCommon in a C#/.NET plugin project.
The point is that I do not intend to implement a custom Gumball, but rather make the default gumball “aware” of the grips’ orientation, based on the underlying mesh.
Maybe I’m trying to get a result which is not achievable with the current RhinoCommon API.
Is there any follow up on this?
I also encounter some problems with CustomGripObject. None of the events are triggering when I call all the CustomGripObject inside a CustomObjectGrips
