How to vary the size of mesh vertex openings using an attractor point?

[Yukio]

Hi everyone!

I need some help with a Grasshopper definition I’m currently developing.

I have a SubD geometry, and I’m applying the TriRemesh component to it. I am trying to “trim” or “cut” the corners of the resulting triangles to create a perforation/opening at each vertex (as shown in the Rhino screenshot).

My question is: how can I vary the size of these resulting perforations based on an attractor point (or any other attractor metric)? I want to be able to control the scale of these openings dynamically across the mesh.

I have attached a screenshot of my current Rhino viewport and Grasshopper canvas. Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you so much for your time.

[flokart]

Hi,

In your defenition is the same domain for each segment, you need to create for each segment a different domain.

Create a point as a attractor, measure the distance to each segment ( take the midpoint ).

Now you have a distance value to each segment , to use it as a domain remap the distance values to get values between 0 to 1. After remapping use it as a domains for the segments.

Your setup control the size of the segment not the size of the hole.

Here is a example

working example

trimesh.gh (23.5 KB)

Just replace the internalized data with your data