How can I create single block that has curved edges but the inner walls are straight and creating separation in between the blocks so that there can be an opportunity to manupulate heights

[saqifsadman]

Hi,
I’m new to grasshopper and forum. I am trying to create a building block with the combination of multiple block and overlapping having different heights. The problem I am facing is I want the edges to be curved but not the overlapping points and the everlapping lines to be a stright wall. So that we have one a bit tilted exterior wall when we loft and straight inner walls that separates them the we want to manupilate the heights.

So this is my 1st step. where I have multiple blocks put into one block.

The I separated the outer line and the inner lines

on the next step i tried to create multiple curve line and made loft but this is not giving me what i wanted.

This is the result of that… which i dont want

And i also tried for only outer facade as well.

What i Really want is to create straight walls that separates the whole lofted block into separate segments according to the inner lines so that i can manupulate height later on.

so in here the I want to separate the block with multiple straight walls according to the red inner lines and loft it on the basic of orange lines. How can i make this possible

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[inno]

you can use extrude command for the inner “red” lines, extrude along Z axis, this will produce perfect straight inside walls

attaching a grasshopper file with internalized data (or rhino + grasshopper file) will for sure allow for more exhaustive answers

[saqifsadman]

Thank you so much for the that. I actually tried that but it doesnt separate the whole building into different part. Because my ultimate goal is have different heights within the building. I have added the Grasshopper file there.