Hello,
if I extrude a curve, it happens at every position, like this:
Now I wonder if it’s possible to regulate the extrusion with for example a Graph Mapper, to get an uneven extrusion on different positions. So for example one point gets an extrusion factor of 99, and another one of 45, and the next one of 210, etc.
Does anyone know how to do that?
Your Crv param is not internalized.
You could extrude edge fragments differently to make the walls different heights but that ignores the roof. How would you select the positions? You can divide the floor (base) surface into a grid of points and then use points at different positions and heights as attractors to make a bumpy surface, but that ignores the walls. Have you got a sketch of what this would look like?
Hi!
Oh, sorry. But the shape doesn’t really matter, can be any curve.
Well, yes, if the extrusion is just waved like that, I would be happy:
I opened your script, there are some older components included. What would be the easiest way to do that nowadays? And how can it be a general extrusion, and not just a waved surface?
Please re-post your GH file with perimeter curve internalized.
Okay, here the file with an internalized curve:
file.gh (7.4 KB)
Had a senior moment and forgot how to do this - so I had to re-discover / re-invent it from scratch!
P.S. More:
Oh wow, very complex! You could publish it as a plugin 
Thanks so much!
It’s far from the only way to do it, and probably not the best.
Be sure to play with the Graph Mapper curve, its shape makes a big difference.
Be sure to try different ‘U Count’ and ‘V Count’ values (resolution) for SDivide too.
Here’s one that got very tricky - slotted interlocking waffle structure beneath a wavy surface:
Best version was here:
Ok, thank you
