Help which line i need to connect for make thick

[Lfrith (Lfriith)]

and this what i make it for thick

but i dont know which one i need connect thick to what element, there need merge?

[Joseph_Oster]

Actual GH code is WAY BETTER than images of code.

This thread has some efforts at Möbius strips:

Move Möbius Surface Seam

One half twist: [twistSrf_2024_Jul18c] twistSrf_2024_Jul18c.gh (17.3 KB) Two half twists: [twistSrf_2024_Jul18c2] P.S. Polygons! (some don’t work) [twistSrf_2024_Jul18d] twistSrf_2024_Jul18d.gh (18.7 KB)

[Joseph_Oster]

Some of the best Möbius GH work I recall was done by @maje90 (Riccardo Majewski) ten years ago on the old GH forum:

Unrolling mobius strip

Other threads that may be helpful:

Möbius-like Surface?

How would you achieve something like the below image in Rhino? [Screen Shot 2022-09-13 at 10.44.51 PM] I thought about the following, but there must be an easier way; tracing the edge pulling control points in Z direction to make 3D splitting curve into sections Sweep2Rail using segments of curve and a line running across It seems very tedious to do that with every section, and merge all the surfaces… is there an easier way? Inspiration = Merete Rasmussen (@_mereterasmussen) •…

Möbius-like Surface?

I was curious and looked up the sculptor - [Through the Eyes of the Maker: Merete Rasmussen] She works by hand, has been doing this for many years and each piece takes a long time to make.

Curvature match ends of moebius strip?

I’m trying to figure out how to build a moebius strip with Grasshopper, but I’m having trouble making it a nicely flowing seamless surface: [image] It’s the fact that the beginning and end is rotated 180 degrees that prevents me from using the “closed” loft option, so does anyone have any ideas how to get around this? Note, the input curve is a circle in this case, but I might want to use a different closed curve… moebius.gh (13.0 KB)

SAMPLE Interlaced Möbius-like strip

[Lfrith (Lfriith)]

thanks you so much brother you help me alot

[Joseph_Oster]

Next time, post a GH file!

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