Extrude surfaces in both directions

Hi,

I wanted to extrude a couple of surfaces like the following photo.

However, I failed to do it. What I get is this.


Can anyone help me?

test.gh (7.8 KB)

Perhaps you should do Offset Surface instead of extrude, with Solid option ON (YES) or whatever it was.

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@ivelin.peychev. thank you

Still one problem. the corners are not extruded.

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You won’t be able to do that because it is a polysurface and not a single surface. Instead extend either the smaller surface(solid) both ways by the thickness, or the longer solids in direction of the smaller one. Then use boolean union (SolidUnion)

A workaround…

test_re_v1.gh (11.7 KB)

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I was trying to solve it without Rhino in front of me :slight_smile:

Hello,
I have model thing strip in surfaces and I want to put a thickness inside direction. I don’t have grasshopper, I am using Rhino7. purpose is to 3D print. If I extrude surface corners don’t get extrude or it overlap.

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If you’re using Rhino 7, you surely have no choice but to have the grasshopper feature. :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

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Hi, thanks for getting back. I just download your GH script and try to apply for my model. how can I pick the surfaces in my rhino model and apply to your script.


If you are an absolute beginner to GH, it’s a good idea to learn some basics first.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=grasshopper+rhino+tutorial+beginner+

This is the file I would like to add a thickness (1mm) in inside direction. Purpose is to 3D print.Chine.3dm (1.7 MB)

Will you able to help me out. I just want to put a thickness to this surfaces inside direction. Purpose is to 3D print giving a thickness (1mm).
Chine.3dm (1.7 MB)

Hi - I don’t see how this is related to Grasshopper at all. Also see https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/add-thickness/.
-wim