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• 2. Johannes (Jun 25, 2010 20.47):

  hi,
  
  there are several ways to solve that problem.
  the most easiest one is to move the control points of that surface in your rhino model (see image). but it will change the geometry.
  
  the other one is to set the u and v domain to 0-1 (reparameterize) and work with a script.
  
  - put random values from 0-1 in two arrays (size of u/v division)
  - sort the arrays from low to high (hanno's array library)
  - go through a nested loop and get the surface points:

          For i = 0 To intU
                  For j = 0 To intV
                          arrPoint = Rhino.EvaluateSurface(strSRf, array(dblParamU(i), dblParamV(j)))
                          Call Rhino.AddPoint(arrPoint)
                  Next
          Next

  johannes

  

• 1. NiMda (Jun 25, 2010 19.32):

  how can you divide a surface in different uv direction? the result has to be a surface which is divide in different widths. (look at the picture)
  
  thanks
  
  wie kann ich eine surface in unterschiedliche uv richtung aufteilen, sodass ich z.b. unterschiedlich breite streifen auf der fläche bekomme? (s. bild)
  
  danke
  
  greets NiMda

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