Progressive grid on surface

[Barbara2]

I would like to apply progressive, developable grids on waved surfaces.
There are easy ways to generate 2D progressive ways - example 1.
Lots of ways exist for creating grids on curved surfaces - example 2.
But how can I combine both and build developable grids on 3D-surfaces?

[Will_Wang]

maybe show a manually modeled version so we know what you need exactly.
I’m guessing you can use BoxMorph to map anything onto surface. If things must be developable, maybe use Orient.

[Barbara2]

Thanks Will, I´ll gonna try it and let you know if I got it.

[HS_Kim]

Hi
Have a try “Surface Morph”.

[Barbara2]

That looks so much promising! Thank you very much for your expertise.

I tried to rebuild it - but it failed. I could not create 2 connections which are obviously important. Do you have an idea what went wrong?

[Joseph_Oster]

Flatten the ‘Content’ input to ‘Union Box’ (‘Bounding Box’)?

[Barbara2]

… already done. but nothing changed.

[HS_Kim]

Did you provide “W” domain( any number above 0)?

[Barbara2]

Great idea - genius you.! Now I have the circles on the surface.
But the 2 missing connections don´t like me: if I connect the one the other disappears…

[HS_Kim]

@Barbara2

But the 2 missing connections don´t like me: if I connect the one the other disappears…

LMB+Shift+Drag = Create a new wire without erasing old wires

[Barbara2]

Finally - great, that´s it!
Thank you so much. Your support is extremely helpful.
With your code, I have even managed to combine an attractor.