I am not able to scale a sphere uniformly within python rhinocommon codes.
In green the sphere and in red the box to which I wanted the sphere to be scaled.
Do you might know what I am doing wrong?
Thank you for your response.
I am not able to scale a sphere uniformly within python rhinocommon codes.
In green the sphere and in red the box to which I wanted the sphere to be scaled.
Do you might know what I am doing wrong?
Thank you for your response.
It’s simpler to just set its Radius
property, ala:
mySphere.Radius = 42
Edit: Oh, non-uniformly you mean, in which case, yes a transform is needed.
I am sorry, what do you mean?
I want the sphere be deformed like an oval/egg. I do not know if that is possible in grasshopper python rhinocommon.
I can gumball it in Rhino, but not make it with python.
It seems one must cast the Sphere
to a NurbsSurface
in order for the non-uniform scaling to work as expected (doesn’t work with casting to Brep
either):
190207_ScaleSphereNonUniform_00.gh (5.8 KB)
I feel like this method should probably return False
when called on a type it doesn’t work with (i.e. it doesn’t non-uniformly scale it), but I may be missing something here