Hello everyone,
I am looking for help with this problem. I would like to “cut” the smaller rectangle out of the larger one, or create it as a line and then extrude it to 4 mm wide.
What tool can I use for this or what other ideas are there?
Another question is how can I connect the points on the X and Y axis or create a whole sine curves line? And how can I connect the intersection points of all curves?
Thanks a lot!
You can make you edge box like this:
As for your sine curves, you’ve copy/pasted a lot of code to make them twice instead of just rotating one set by 90 degrees.
Maybe something along these lines?
Alignment and scale (frequency) of the sine curves looks less than ideal?
Thank you very much for the help.
I think I expressed myself wrongly, I meant to connect the intersection points of the sine curves so that it results in a line/net.
Does it make sense to first “deconstruct brep” and then “join brep” everything together again?
A “net”? Do you mean a mesh? I think maybe you don’t know how Rhino / Grasshopper works.
No.
There are anomalies in the earlier code (one of which I added myself) that made the results chaotic. This version appeals more to my sense of symmetry, The red group is very slow 
P.S. One further refinement - parameterize the Range ‘N’ input based on the ‘N_sines’ slider (blue group) times the ‘Steps’ slider, which is now steps per sine wave, a low number.
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