Using Squish command from Grasshopper

[PetcuDaniel]

Hello,
There is an old thread who is discussing this problem ( https://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/using-squish-from-rhino-with-a-c-vb-or-python-component?id=2985220%3ATopic%3A1134820&page=2 ) but I don’t know why is not working in my case too (a half of a shoe last and upper’s curves!
I’ve attached an example of the shape and curves to be squish!
Maybe @djordje could give me a help!
Thanks in advance!
GrasshopperSquish.3dm (717.8 KB)

[René_Corella]

what happened with this?

@PetcuDaniel

There is an old thread who is discussing this problem

good job finding that!

@PetcuDaniel

I don’t know why is not working in my case too

because squish needs a 3-D surface or mesh - your object is a polysurface

same story LoL

when your shape is a surface, the python from @djordje works.

Here’s one way to turn it back into an untrimmed surface,
though I still suggest you model it as a surface from the start
squish4_2020.gh (35.2 KB)

[PetcuDaniel]

@René_Corella

what happened with this?

Hi @René_Corella! Nice to ‘see’ you again - give me hope!
As you can see from the picture I’ve to delete what I’ve added to your solution even if that solution theoretically is the best ! There are a couple of reasons:
1- there are some last’s shapes for which that solution doesn’t work (I’ll show you which one)
2-the automated generated patterns are not nice and continuous because the 3Dcurves are not Ok when flattened to 2D! Sure with some algorithms it could work but I don’t have the time now to develop this and I’m not so smart - Lol (for the last quality seems that McNeel forum compensate very well!)
3-As I’m trying to work with unusual foot shapes I need to have more alternatives for flattening including the one to obtain it manually, digitize it and then generating 2D patterns in Grasshopper!

@PetcuDaniel

There is an old thread who is discussing this problem

good job finding that!

@PetcuDaniel

I don’t know why is not working in my case too

because squish needs a 3-D surface or mesh - your object is a polysurface
same story LoL

Ok, I’ve seen this but the polysurfaces are the result of baking the 2 half surfaces generated at the starting of your code and I can Squish them directly in Rhino! To me if I can squish them directly in Rhino then it should work with the @djordje work! But it is obvious it is something which I don’t understand!

when your shape is a surface, the python from @djordje works.

Here’s one way to turn it back into an untrimmed surface,
though I still suggest you model it as a surface from the start
squish4_2020.gh (35.2 KB)

Thanks! I’ll try it!

[PetcuDaniel]

Ok, I’ve tried it!
But what about the curves on 3D surface? This are upper’s pieces borders and needs to be squished also!

[René_Corella]

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