Isotrim after split surface

I did split my surface by curves and I want to divide the results with isotrim but doesn’t work, is taking the initial surface, could I fix it?isotrim issue
isotrim.gh (143.4 KB)

It looks like Isotrim doesn’t like working with trimmed surfaces. I used Shrink Trimmed Surface from Pufferfish to turn them into untrimmed.

isotrim-shrink.gh (144.9 KB)

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thanks I even have installed pufferfish and I missed that command.

Well if that’s the only command in Pufferfish you missed you’re in pretty good shape.

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In this case it can be done without the fish:

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ey thanks!

Well before your answer I wanted explode and loft with edges but I need to reorder them, But many are in other direction, I tried with sort along, Which is the correct way?


matching edges.gh (149.9 KB)

I discovered edge surface doesn’t care about, that’s why I used whenever possible. Otherwise you could sort the curves and match the directions.

yeey Is a good step, but I would want to know one correct way to reorder, th.nks!

Rhino seems to be better at intuiting the correct order than GH, especially with things like Sweep 2 Rails.

At the end I think I need to sort the surface uv can some take a look? maybe @HS_Kim plase

matching edges.gh (154.0 KB)
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This works for Loft and Sweep 2 Rails – in this case, because two of the sides on each surface already seem to be aligned, leaving two to compare. You can see why @Baris is so enamored of Edge Surface; it somehow knows what to do.

matching edges-dotprod.gh (151.0 KB)

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still weird I’m going to try just with offset

I could not find the way to order the edges computing by vectors, so I had to separate them dispatching and shifting the edges to recreate the surface, Surface edges not working still return random order but network surface is ok, weird? If someone could give me another aproach how to reoarder the edges I will realy appreciate it!

matching edges 2.gh (157.8 KB)