Hi
How Can i get the “Final” Shape Which is a combination of shape 1 and 2 and apply it on Curvature Curve in Grasshopper ??
Explanation Photo is attached
Description isn’t clear. Semi-circles or sine waves? What do you mean by “Curvature Curve”?
How about posting a GH file?
Sine waves and negative Sine waves, and when combined it will represent a Circle.
This is what I achieved till now but it is not perfect. Specially at Corners
No it won’t. And that’s an image of your GH file, not the actual GH file, but it does show that your first image was misleading, showing only straight lines instead of curved lines. Good luck.
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Make it straight and map it to a curve using the flow morph component.
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This is a different method to get adjacent circles on a planar curve. Slider setting is done by eye. If the curve is not planar, all bets are off.
I don’t want it to be single Circles but Continues curve so it start from one point and ends at the same point.
How ever if we can split the circles at the base curve and re-join the circles sides alternatively it could solve the problem, but i don’t know how select the alternative circles sides after splitting.
Himmmm, You are Right !!
Wow, I will try this Right now
Didn’t know such tool exist, Thanks
However how did you manage to assign each component name on top of it ?? is it a plug-in ?
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It is working Nice
However with different “divide curve count” it is causing some problems.
Next Step is: I’m trying to decrease the size of the circles as it get closer to the end or “Specified Point”.
Wow, this solution works perfectly.
Thank you
Too bad the original problem description was so very far from your last image though.
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I too have never tried the Polyarc function before, so I took the liberty of tweaking your method so I could apply it to closed curves.
That’s with the settings in the first screenshot. There are surprising differences between using an ellipse and a polygon of roughly the same size. Filleting the polygon corners also has a puzzling (to me at least) effect, but it is not so severe. Also, it seems like Rebuild Curve adds some additional complexity and strangeness. There must be some quirky calculations going on inside the Polyarc function.
