Solving Multiple Meshes in Kangaroo But Only One is visible

[Sophie_Leamon]

Hi all,

I’m using Kangaroo edge length goals to shape a loft that is messy and ugly without.

I want to do the same for 16 loft operations and even though I provide the data grafted into the GoalsObjects, the solver only solves the first of the meshes.

Is it possible to feed Kangaroo multiple meshes to solve the same goals for?
voxel_contours_demo.gh (2.0 MB)

Thanks so much!
Sophie

[martinsiegrist]

The input meshes are missing. Please right click the mesh component and click ‘Internalise data’

[Sophie_Leamon]

Ah sorry residue, they’re in the mesh component just above, here’s the file without the red herring and reconnected.

voxel_contours_demo.gh (2.0 MB)

[martinsiegrist]

I think it’s good practise to use the entwine component to organise the input data for the solver. Using the bouncy solver, you need to unflatten the output. You can then split the tree like so:

voxel_contours_demo entwine unflatten.gh (2.1 MB)

PS: the topic title is not acccurate. I think all your meshes were solved even before my adjustments but the list item component is the wrong way to retrieve the result. A better title ending would be: ‘… but only one is visible’

[Sophie_Leamon]

@martinsiegrist

data for the solver. Using the bouncy solver, you need to unflatten the output. You can th

amaaaazing thank you so much. i will adjust the post!