Visual [min-max] radius measurement on Curves

[LeCorbusier (Alpha)]

Problem:

When modeling, human eyes cannot determine where the minimum (maximum) curvature occurs.

Example:

This is the best method by far:

Solution:

Introduce a New command so that it can

• Identify (Mark) the minimum and maximum radious points on a curve.

info:

Related to CrvDeviation Command.

[LeCorbusier (Alpha)]

@Rhino_Bulgaria

Have you addressed it? If you have done so, I would erase the post.

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

Usually, I bump the size of the Curvature graph and that helps with discovering the areas with the greatest deviation.
Most of the time I rely on the zebra analysis and my custom display modes “Light lines 5” and “Light lines 5 Plus”.

Share your custom viewport modes here

I created 3 alternatives to the “Light lines 5” display mode. Light lines 5X (added X-ray effect to make the control polygon fully visible during control point modeling): Light lines 5X.ini (14.0 KB) Uses the same environment map like the regular Light lines 5 posted above. Light lines 5 Plus (same as Light lines 5, except that it uses a more dense environment map better suited for examining gently curved surfaces): Light lines 5 Plus.ini (14.0 KB) Light lines 5X Plus (combines both displ…

[LeCorbusier (Alpha)]

Yeah, I tried your interface file. StaticZebra has been implemented in V9, all good.

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

Lets hope that the developers will also implement your idea in Rhino 9.

[LeCorbusier (Alpha)]

Yours first.