I’m currently working on generating iso curves from a surface while considering the surface openings to divide it into smaller pieces. The initial surface is shown below:
However, for the analysis I intend to conduct, I need to stop the iso curves when encountering an opening. Unfortunately, I haven’t found an easy way to achieve this. Specifically, I would like to remove the lines indicated in the image below:
I was not looking for random iso curves, maybe I did not explain myself. I just wanted to get the iso curves created by the openings but removing these curves cut by the holes
Thank you very much for your answer, simple but efficient script. That’s is exactly what I wanted
Just being curious, do you think that script can be applied in case of having different surfaces (floors with different Z coordinates) with openings inside of them?
Well, I tried. Turns out it’s a baffling data tree problem and I didn’t have the time. So after finishing something else I had planned today, I took the easy way - an Anemone loop (white group) to do each holed surface one at a time. SO EASY
