Diagonal Lines on Surface, using UV but with no Wrap please?

sheridan · November 4, 2019, 4:39pm

I want diagonal lines on a surface, using UV points, but with no wrap around…

Is there a neater way, by using path-mapper or relative item to the attached flipped mirror?

This cant be the best way!?

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chanley · November 4, 2019, 5:01pm

Since you are using UV points, and they are already organized in a nice and neat tree, you could use relative item.

sheridan · November 4, 2019, 6:03pm

Thanks, but the points are not diagonally aligned as shown in the numbering on the image.

I want a grid of points that can be used to draw a poly line through whole diagonal. Can relative item help?

Joseph_Oster · November 4, 2019, 6:35pm

It can if you add Join Curves (white group) The cyan group is optional, converting polylines to interpolated curves, then sorting them:

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sheridan · November 4, 2019, 7:41pm

Thanks.

What I am really after is route one to a UV grid that is ordered for diagonal poly line population.

The important thing is the grid of points and the order that they are in - and I don’t really want to join then sort… I mean that is a solution and may have to do, but the overriding question is : Is there a way to create the grid of uv points without having to mirror them as - I have. And that still needs some flipping etc…

Relative item with path mapper switching the {A;B}(i) > {A;i}(B). ??