Hello,
I probably have a small problem for most of you, but I can’t solve it.
I only need the outer curve of the green Voronoi structure marked in red.
Maybe you can help
I would be very grateful to you
kind regards
voronoi boarder.gh (11.7 KB)
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okay, well… I didn’t expect that, my journey was way too complicated.
Thank you 
The extrusion and sort list are unnecessary distractions.
voronoi boarder_2024Oct16a.gh (12.5 KB)
You could have used Pop2D and extruded only the cells you cull. Like this:
voronoi boarder_2024Oct16b.gh (13.7 KB)
P.S. Or use Average instead of Sort List:
voronoi boarder_2024Oct16c.gh (12.0 KB)
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It’s always fascinating how many possibilities there are
I now want to scale the width of the curve and then connect it to the unscaled curve with a mesh so that I can have a long, smooth transition into the flat area.
I would like to give you the whole definition, maybe you can understand my idea better and can also help me and show possible variants so that I can understand the whole thing better
voronoi boarder.gh (25.7 KB)
You probably want Offset Curve since scale won’t affect “width” of a curve. But you didn’t internalize your curve and I don’t have your plugins… and you didn’t follow any of my advice so maybe you aren’t talking to me anyway?
border…
ohha, I see I uploaded the old file. I’m sorry, it was probably a bit late in the evening yesterday.
“pop2D” definitely makes more sense, but if I use “Average” then I no longer have the option to determine the number of cells along the line.
Thanks, “offset curve” is exactly what I was looking for
My current goal is for the outermost curve of the outermost cells to move further away from the whole so that I have a, I would say more organic transition into the flat.
Unfortunately I can’t get an area created between the 2 curves, traced in the picture with blue lines, which I can then connect with the ones that have already been created
In the end it should be a kind of rivertable that I will mill with my CNC machine.
By the way, the plugins I use here are purely for visual purposes and not relevant to the whole thing
Here is the correct file again
voronoi border_rework.gh (24.4 KB)
This file has a ‘Crv’ param that is not internalized. I said that yesterday 
P.S. I used the internalized curve from voronoi boarder_2024Oct16b.gh (one of the files I posted yesterday) so I can see what you are doing but I’ve lost interest in trying to figure out what you want now. I really don’t care.
yes, you mentioned that yesterday
Please tell me how I should do it correctly,
I right-clicked on the crv components and clicked internalize data at the bottom and selected the corresponding curve in rhino
See the P.S. I added to my previous post.
I’m sorry, I wasn’t aware of the crv component’s internalize.
In any case, thank you very much for your time and your help, I really appreciate it