[image] [image] I have a few questions that I haven’t been able to resolve, and I would greatly appreciate your help with them. Firstly, I have a mesh that appears yellow in color. While I can use quad remesh to get the mesh into a proper shape, I am struggling to make it look exactly like the …

I’ll say all this before taking a look at the.gh: First I would use Split Surface to divide the big surface into rings, then rectangles (so you’d unplug those two sets of lines from the Merge component and two two consecutive Split Surfaces). This should give you a Tree of sub-surfaces sorted by ri…

[image] I managed to divide it into segments. How can I project these segments onto a flat surface without moving them from their current position? I want to observe the change in the entire geometry.

Pattern_v01.gh (46.9 KB) The internalised gh file will be more useful here, as it has already been segmented. Edit: The curve joint component somehow skips some curves, and because those curves are missing, the split operation is not completed properly. [image]

Aargh, I should have opened Rhino before replying to your thread, sorry! I could have sworn Unroll was a vanilla component but it’s actually part of the Lunchbox plugin, which I don’t currently have installed. However, I did see that the “master” surface that’s being Split into panels is a lovely b…

Nope! Quad Remesh throws errors :joy: Sorry to lead you on a bit. I don’t have the time to rebuild this project today, but if I did I’d do it like this: Find the dimensions of the original cone.This would probably have to be done by hand in Rhino. Generate circular contour lines in the Z range co…

Thank you for the information, I’ll try it, but for some reason I’m still having trouble cutting the net when combining the curves I obtained with the contour component with the edge curves of the cone.The curves marked in red are not working in the mesh split component. Look at the SS below [ima…

[image] Dr. Steel: Thank you very much for your reply; it helped me understand the logic. The result we obtained is an average of 534 curves. How can I turn these curves into rectangles? I need each rectangle separately.Because my aim is to flatten these curved rectangles later and monitor the c…

Thank you very much for your help. You’re amazing

I’m bothering you again. I’ve worked on it a bit, but there’s one point I’m not sure about. In addition to the last script you sent, how can I convert these rectangle panels into curve panels with their angles set to 90 degrees while maintaining their thicknesses?

Mesh Panelization: Converting Curved Panels into Rectangular Elements

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jessesn (Jessesn Chen) November 20, 2025, 1:39pm 23

FYI,

PatternCurve.gh (47.6 KB)

Surface Split Fails with Interpolated Curves

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