Hi ,
I try to extrude a curve on both side in grasshopper and it creates two surface. Is there a way to extrude it on both side but will be a single surface? I try looking on the web but i can’t find answers.
Thank you in advance
Jayson
Hi ,
I try to extrude a curve on both side in grasshopper and it creates two surface. Is there a way to extrude it on both side but will be a single surface? I try looking on the web but i can’t find answers.
Thank you in advance
Jayson
Try using two vectors at the same time
Hello Seghier
Thank you for your reply but i forgot to tell i am new to grasshopper. Can you show me how to make it?
Jayson
An extrusion is the same motion as a translation (move). Just move the curve in one direction and then extrude the moved curve twice the amount in the opposite direction.
Yes but this leaves an edge in the center.
Seghier,
Thank you for your reply. I also try to find a solution for this and we almost have the same conclusion. I am happy for that. For now I just need to extrude the line and this works for me. I add merge faces to make it a single surface. But as for the curve, it produce two surface after baking. Just like what Michael said it leaves an edge in the center. I hope this method can also be applied on curves for the future.
Jayson
This is my work
You can try with tip of Michael if you want a single surface, you can also move the curve in the two directions and than use loft of other methods available to create surface
Extrude in one direction and move the extrusion in the opposite direction using same vector with expression “-x/2” on the Move ‘T’ input.
Good day to all,
Thank you for all of your reply.
For Joseph, I like your solution better because this shorten my program. Thanks
Jayson