I’m working on creating a slab edge condition that uses multiple section profiles along the way. The ultimate goal is to sweep these profiles with the slab edge curve, but I’m running into a bit of a data structure issue. I placed the section profiles on every 3rd point, therefore there are 3 separate sections that ultimately need to come together. I used a merge to bring all these profiles back to one data tree, but the ordering isn’t in the way I desire.
As you can see, the order of the data is all the 1st type of section profile (red), then all the 2nd type (blue), and finally all the 3rd type (green) in order only relative to their original grouping. Is there a way to order all of these section profiles holistically following the curve?
the sweep wouldn’t work with a closed curve, so i left it intentionally open. but this is another great solution for it to be closed and wrap the entire slab, thanks!
this works great too! i’m doing some additional manipulation to this so this is giving me a few different prelim workflows to work through if the backend fails! thanks again
Joseph, quick question for you. If I were to change the starting point where “0” essentially starts somewhere else on that curve, how would I go about doing that?
turns out my method doesnt work. I haven’t had time to play around with your simplified code yet, perhaps that could change my methods success too Slab Edge.gh (24.4 KB)
Something interesting is happening here, as you adjust where the seam point is. The profiles of the sections will just randomly rotate and change their orientation. I’m going to keep looking into this
