sadovshikov
December 9, 2021, 10:43am
1
Applying the Extrude Surface method of the Rhinoscriptsyntax module reverts surprisingly the corrupted result whereas the curve excursion method of the Rhino common works totally fine. Maybe someone knows what is the cause here?
#Surface extrusion
import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
Sr2 = rs.AddPlanarSrf(Cr)
NorPar = rs.SurfaceParameter(Sr2,(0.5, 0.5))
NormVect = rs.SurfaceNormal(Sr2,NorPar)
NormVect = NormVect*20
rs.MoveObject(Sr2,-NormVect/2)
DirLine = rs.AddLine((0,0,0), NormVect)
Wrong = rs.ExtrudeSurface(Sr2,DirLine,False)
#Curve extrusion
import Rhino as R
Cr = rs.coercecurve(Cr)
Fine = R.Geometry.Extrusion.Create(Cr,10,True)
Extrusion.gh (4.7 KB)
kev.r
December 10, 2021, 3:59am
2
It works fine if you explode and re-join your source curve (no other changes to your code). I can’t explain it, but it works.
Extrusion_re.gh (8.0 KB)
-Kevin
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sadovshikov
December 10, 2021, 7:19am
3
@kev.r Thank you, Kevin! Definitely works but likewise I can’t catch the essence of the problem
kev.r
December 10, 2021, 7:05pm
4
This problem isn’t isolated to grasshopper or GhPython. If you:
Bake your curve to Rhino
Select the curve and run the _PlanarSrf command to get a surface.
Select the surface and run the _ExtrudeSrf command to get a polysurface.
The result is the same distorted polysurface:
You can fix it by selecting the polysurface and running _DivideAlongCreases with the Split At Tangents option set.
This can all be replicated in GhPython:
Extrusion_re2.gh (8.1 KB)
-Kevin
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