Hey guys its Tomás here, Im working on a project and I need to do the following thing:
I have 2 surfaces (in other cases there are multiple of the orange one) that are triangulated and are in 3D. The thing is that I need to make the white surface as an extension of the orange one, so I must snap the edges of both to make it one surface. I started doing it manually but it is so time consuming as I have a lot these, even bigger with a lot of orange surfaces to adapt, so maybe there is a way to do it automatically?
Im new using rhino and grasshopper so I dont know if it would be possible to make this.
thanks for your fast reply!
I think thats not what Im looking for as the orange mesh gets distorted when running these parameters.
Anyways I tried playing with it inverting the meshes so the gray one is the one moving (and the orange one stays the same, thats what I need) but Im getting this error:
Yes! thats exactly what I want, but I need the gray one to be adapting to the orange. Lets say the orange mesh is the “main” one and cant be modified, but the gray one must adapt to it.
Do you think inverting the meshes in your grasshopper file would work?
Also I would like to know what if I have more than one “main” mesh, is it possible to adapt the gray one to multiple meshes?
okay I feel its perfect now. I want to ask if you did something to the meshes in the sent .3dm file before running your components, as I copy the components to a new file and I get this error I dont know why, probably because I didnt prepare the mesh properly? sorry Im super new to this grasshopper/rhino world:
Hello sorry to bother you again, Im again having the same issue. Yesterday I tried it (v.3) and it worked but now I dont know why it does not. Do you know why Im getting this problem and how could I solve it so it does not happen again with the other parts I need to work on?
Write the Macro in this format in Alias.
-_GrasshopperPlayer “C:\Users\meari\Documents\Rhino\Definitions For Grasshopper Player\Move to above the the world origin.gh”
