Hey, guys!
I’m facing some issues when tring to loft multiple offset curves - for some reason here even flattening won’t help. With scaling it works out perfectly. Any ideas how to deal with this? I need offset be
LOFT.gh (9.8 KB)
cause it’s more precise and predicable.
Look at the data structure.
What do you see when you hover the mouse on the C input of a loft component?
Seems like they are different for the scale and the offset lofting - how can I adapt the structure in this case?
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Try Flatten…
I only looked at your file now.
Seems you may want to match the offset tree to the original curves.
LOFT_match_tree.gh (18.3 KB)
Weird enough, but in my case it still keeps acting up - and yields no results. Maybe, it’s somehow connected with the version of GH? /Scratch/
In the comments it shows “Input trees must have equal number of paths“
And now?
This is using a path mapper with the renumber option.
LOFT_pathmapper_match_tree.gh (21.0 KB)
I wonder if this is related in any way.
Martin already saved you, but just in case, same difference:
LOFT_match_tree.gh (16.3 KB)
Wow, thank you so much, Brother!
Works amazing for my purposes! Well, I guess I need to read something on remapping trees coz by times lofting seems a bit tricky. Finally feeling happy 
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In my experience, typically you’d avoid having to match trees/remap earlier in the process for something like this - your internalized data points to that as there’s nothing wrong with it, simply brought in unaddressed.
Cheers!
