ali.dlg3
February 8, 2018, 6:10pm
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Hello!
I’m struggling with a voronoi structure
Does anyone have a solution for this?
Did you seek a bit on forums ?
Dear all,
I am trying to create a loft surface between curves created with voronoi. The end result should be a personalized model for a 3D printed arm cast. The problem now is that I cannot create any kind of surface between the curves. Do one of you know how I should solve this problem?
I also added the arm STL file I am using for the personalized cast.
arm.stl (6.9 MB)
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ArmToCast_Chien_CONCEPT2.gh (549 Bytes)
Hi there , do you guys know how to apply a Voronoi on a polysurface ?.I found a video on how to do it on surface, but my object is a poly surface, it is a arm 3d model and I want to make a hand cast with voronoi patern , but can’t figure it out how on polysurface…and to make that hand cast as a surface it’s giving me a headache.
Here is the movie about voronoi on surface : voronoi on surface
Here is something similar that I want to achieve [image]
Here is my polysurface :arm1.3dm (4.0 MB)
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hey Jeff than you so much , well I used contour command with small distance between , then I rebuild the curves - then I add some points to the last curves and manually put them close together to form that thumb , the best way I think is to use _interpCrvonsrf like you told me but for now I will leave it as it is ,thx again for your time and effort to help me .
Best regards Alex
Here is what i’ve done so far [image]
bdw do you know a good way to offset a mesh , when I use the offset command …