I need to sequence the given curves (starting from outside;right most side and from the smallest square). How to do it? Pls help me.slicing_arrays.gh (15.0 KB)
It is for tool path.It start from outside small square and then goes gradually outside.
I need to sequence the given curves (starting from outside;right most side and from the smallest square). How to do it? Pls help me.slicing_arrays.gh (15.0 KB)
It is for tool path.It start from outside small square and then goes gradually outside.
Curves arent internalized
sorry i dont know how to internalise data. is there any way without internalising it?
Right click the parameters and select internalize.
sample_geometry.3dm (106.4 KB)
test.gh (71.6 KB)
I have added a sample geometry file and test file in which i internalise all parameter. is it ok?
yeah when i internalised data the connections were gone
You only need to internalize your parameters, specifically the ones that reference rhino geometry. Parameters are components from the params tab, the ones that store data.
I suggest giving this primer a read through so you can know what things are in gh: http://grasshopperprimer.com/en/index.html?index.html
Ok, but can you be a bit more specific about what you mean? Outside right most side isnt very helpful in 3d space. Do you mean from plan view? Elevation? Typically screenshots and diagrams help to get answers correct. See here: How to ask effective questions
when u open test file and sample geometry file u will see like this
most right side means the plane that is most far from origin in x axis. and start sequencing in that plane with smallest square as number 1 in sequence
did u got what i meant to say?
actually i am designing tool path for rough milling and i am going for a square approach. so i need the tool path as similar to those square planes i have constructed.
Last polyline in my def is just for display purpose.
You’ll have to explain your intention in detail from the first place next time…
thank you kim
is it possible to do the same if my squares are not complete?