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• 3. bobby.ja.tt (Jan 16, 2009 11.16):

  many thanks for your reply hanno
  i will try my best
  one more question
  do you know of any information
  refering to dynamic relaxation
  directly relating to rhinoscript?
  i get what your document is saying
  i just don't get dynamic relaxation.

• 2. Hanno (Jan 16, 2009 05.03):

  Hi,
  
  working with trimmed surfaces in a script is not the easiest thing to do, because trimming does not change the surface parameterization and thus all the u-v-methods do not recognize the trimming.
  The document you found presents an approach to this problem I did in university one year ago (in short: push the outermost point onto the trimmed border and rearrange the inner points to form a fairly consistent grid), but after I got it working to build an example model (see gallery) I went on to other things, so there is no general script I could provide...
  
  Good luck with your project!
  
  Hanno

• 1. bobby.ja.tt (Jan 15, 2009 14.21):

  hi i'm doing a project where i need to subdivide or treat different parts
  of the same skin in different ways.
  i found a document posted only talking about trimmed surfaces and how to
  force points back onto the surface after cutting but there is some terms in
  it i am not clear on.
  could somebody help me please i need to understand this issue i have finals in
  1 week... yikes!
  please help
  
  best regards