Hello,
why the V domain doesn’t work?
And why the UV is inverted?
thanks,
Roy
Isotrim issue.gh (5.5 KB)
Hello,
why the V domain doesn’t work?
And why the UV is inverted?
thanks,
Roy
Isotrim issue.gh (5.5 KB)
You need to first check the domain of your surface in each direction and then use a valid number included in that domain. You can also reparametrize your surface to always have an interval between 0 to 1:
Domain².gh (7.1 KB)
Hi Mahdiyar!
Thank you for your reply.
Why the domain is not U (0 to 800) e V (0 to 300), (that it’s how I’ve created the surface…)?? Do you know a way to set the domain to these numbers?
Wow! Exactly what I needed…thanks a lot!
And do you know why the UV is inverted (I mean…to me…because the U is like x and V like y in my mind…but I understand that maybe is a non-sense talking about UV…) ? anyway, is possible to invert the resulting uv map?
You can use SwapSurfaceDirections from Pufferfish or ReverseSurfaceDirection from Lunchbox.
I don’t like to use Grasshopper’s Plugins…could I do this with Python?
srf.Transpose(True)
a = srf
Transpose.gh (7.6 KB)
Thank you, Mahdiyar!