I am working on a exercise where I want to create a loft between two curves. The curves have been projected to planes that slope in different directions. I have the solution working if I project the curves to their respective planes separately (Loft Two Steps below), but I would like to know if I can create the lofts for both columns in a single operation. I think I can, but I am missing something. The right frame is twisting as if the rotation of the projected curve is incorrect.
Loft Single Step:
Loft Single Step Script
[FORUM-Portal Frame.gh|attachment]
Loft Two Steps:
Hi Brad,
Your attachment link is broken I think, but from the pic it indeed seems like the curves run in opposite directions creating those twists.
You can align them with the Flip Curve component, use the first curve in each pair as the guide (or maybe a line in the positive Z-direction as a guide for all the curves if that’s appropriate)
Cheers,
-b
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FORUM-Portal Frame.gh (16.9 KB)
I should have thought to compare the start nodes of the loft curves.
I gather the time to edit posts must have changed.
Thank you
You were correct Sebastian. I had a data error that was obvious when I evaluated the curve to see the node alignment. I fixed the data, and now my script will be more compact.
Thanks
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