Hi Rajaa; i am sure it worked for me before i just don’t remember where i posted the solution if am not wrong
Using orient to grid but the same problem like lunchbox on the seam curve
i think the problem solved by using Paneling tools and array
dome_ tile_re2.gh (30.6 KB)
Seghier & Rajaa you’ve been a huge help. Cant thank you guys enough!
Is it possible to alter the gh script to have the tiles be more like dome 1 (to make the top tiles less skewed)?
Below is the new version I altered from your file ( dome tile re2 ).
You needed to wrap the grid an extra row (or column) so you have enough grid points to cover the seam.
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Just replace the surface with the other one
Thank you i will try that
Hi Seghier,
Could you be more specific in terms of “replacing the surface”? Also when I opened your dome tile re2 gh file there wasn’t a profile curve, I added one from a previous file then noticed that the tiles are intersecting ( see image)…maybe I’m missing something in gh script . I’m wanting to use this file for a cnc machine to create a mold for a fiberglass dome. Thanks again for your help!!!
Try this
dome_ tile_re3.gh (26.7 KB)
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Awesome! Last thing I want to verify. This is the tile configuration I have when I opened your model (see image)… Is there a way of having the tiles near the top be smaller like in image of Dome 1?
Best!
Phillip
dome tile_re3
Dome 1
I don’t know, try to use your method like before.
If you want equal tiles that need alot of work
Gotcha… Thanks again for your help!
