Hello everybody,
As far as I know, this issue happens also when modelling in rhino, I was wondering if grasshopper had a solution to it.
I basically have to create a tapered extrusion with Pufferfish from a non planar curve, that’s fine, however the resulting surface gets split up from intersections and parts not matching up (see image).
Now, is there a better way to perform the tapered extrusion or to fix the surface resulting from it in Grasshopper? Thank you
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It seems your curve parameter was not internalized properly.
I’m new to grasshopper. Excuse my ignorance but what does that mean?
Sorry about that!
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See the description of the P input of ExtrTaper. Your projected curves are not planar.
I am aware of that… as I said the command does the same in Rhino. I am wondering if there is a work around to fix it. Currently I am trying to offset the curve and traslating it along Z to then sweep2 but it is not the optimal of choices.
Also, My curves cannot be planar that is just a feature of the design unfortunately.
I’m not sure but here we have an alternative approach using Surface Morph.
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Thanks for the help. I opened the file but the X and Y seem to be inverted (see picture)
I managed to fix it. You sir are a legend though thank you so much. I will follow up if anything else goes wrong.
