@Terry_Chappell wrote:
Currently I use:
rs.Command(‘NoEcho -MeshPatch EnterEnd’)
to create a patch mesh from selected points. Is there a way to do this using Rhino Common calls that do not require that I add visible points to the document, that is , that use only the geometry of the points to create the patch mesh?
Regards,
Terry.
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@cshea wrote:
vbscript:
I would like to make a make a copy of a curve (basecurve) and perform transform methods to this copy (newCurve) without changing the original basecurve.
because curve is a class, any changes i make to the newCurve changes the baseCurve which is not what I want.
how can I overcome this?
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@Alasdair wrote:
Is there a something similar to the “Connect” function in Rhino python? I tried adding a 0mm fillet but I realised that won’t work using python.
Cheers
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@Antonio_Cersosimo wrote:
Hi, does anyone knows if there is a quick method in rhinoscriptsyntax or in Rhino for generating a planar quad mesh, define with boundary and subdivision in X,Y. Thanks
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@bojdol wrote:
I am trying to use rs.TextObjectTextfunction and it works well, but when i am putting %% into text to achieve page number it is not changed into proper number, but displayed(and printed) as “%%” until I double-click on it and deactivate it. is it common issue? Is any smart way of dealing with it?
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@ebe.farooqui wrote:
Hey everyone!
I’m attempting to use the addsweep1 function to take a circle object and sweep it around a given figure. See the picture below
The expected output should look something like:
However, when I run the addsweep1 command from my script, I get the following:
Here’s a snippet of the addsweep1 code I’m running:
rs.AddSweep1(figure_curve, [circle])
Any insights?
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@ebe.farooqui wrote:
I have a “frame,” and a tab it’s standing on, as seen below that I’d like to make available to 3D print. I would only like the frames of the figure and box to be 3d printed and not the entire object as a solid.
Currently, I’m using the AddPipe command to create a surface so that the frame looks like:
However, when I try to export it as an .stl file, I get the following error message:
“No surface objects to export”
Could anyone give any insight on this matter?
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@ruben wrote:
HELLO
I need some one can suport me in development one script to cut in 2D
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@onrender wrote:
Hi there,
I was thinking what if I selected an object by an RhinoPython method and I want to link that object in IronPython in the same code?
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@declan wrote:
Hi all,
I’m trying to create a simple python script to loop through a selection of crvs and check for minimum clearance between them. Basically simulating the CrvDeviation tool, but running it between all curves at once.
Could anyone take a look at the attached and help me understand where I’m going wrong?
tx!
Declan
CrvDevTest.3dm (37.5 KB)
CrvDevTest.py (636 Bytes)
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@clement wrote:
Hi @piac,
are deprication messages still enabled in RH6
(6.5.18111.2181, 21.04.2018)?I did not see any come up after testing 30 scripts to be ported for V6. The most i got from:
scriptcontext.doc.Layers.FindByFullPath(str_path, ignoreDeletedLayers)It looks like the
ignoreDeletedLayersoption has been added so it accepts a boolean value instead of -1 as it’s been in V5. Just want to make sure i am not missing something.
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c.
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@jj1 wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have a Question, does anybody ever make a custom 3dm Import export for another cad Software to be able to import Rhino Files natively?
Is this possible at all?
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@BaptisteCo wrote:
Hi,
I have many backup files that I saved almost every day for a year. I recorded a lot of data as UserTexts on geometries. I’d like to build a script that could read every file and access UserTexts to see if and when it has been changed.
Is there a way to loop on the rhino files of a windows directory using python and then read UserTexts and store them in a variable?
Did anybody try to do something similar ?
Thanks
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@mohamedalboush wrote:
Hello everyone,
I’m new to scripting through Python, but for a first try I think I’m doing a progress…hopefully!!
I’m trying to create a spiral staircase, and it’s almost done. I’m having a problem creating a loop for the posts on the rails (which appear as lines in the photo) and creating surfaces for the steps.Could anyone help?!
(the problem is in the end of the file)
Spiral Staircase.py (4.1 KB)
UPDATE:
I managed to create the steps with (NurbsSurface.CreateFromCorners)
The remaining problem is the posts on the rails, and here is the coding the I wrote for it:
posts = [ ]
for i in range(0, 49):
posts.append(rs.AddPipe(lineStepList5[i], rs.CurveDomain(lineStepList5[stepsCount-1])[0], radius2/3))which only works if I applied it to one line like this:
posts = rs.AddPipe(lineStepList5[49], rs.CurveDomain(lineStepList5[stepsCount-1])[0], radius2/3)
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@amineboussoualim wrote:
Hi, i want to know how to select every object with rhinoscript, like doing a Ctrl + A, i tried this whitout succes :
Dim arrObjects
arrObjects = Rhino.AllObjects
Rhino.SelectObjects arrObjects
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@yafimski wrote:
I’ve posted this in another forum as well due to the mathematical nature of the issue: forum post
I’m doing some manipulation of raw string data from an .ifc file exported from Archicad. I thought that this problem might be addressed also here.
I have an .ifc file in which the raw data exported describes a wall in the xy plane by a set of coordinates and their corresponding indexes according to the link explanation:Attached is a txt file where the data is divided into the coordinates in xyz space, then indexes and some other data.
coordinates.txt (17.5 KB)I was hoping that someone can help me understand how to link the indexes to their corresponding coordinates. There are 164 coordinate pairs and 324 index pairs so it doesn’t make sense to me that each index relates to only 1 coordinate pair.
The goal is to establish a relationship between indexes and coordinates such that this type of data can output the wall thickness, which is in this case ‘10’. I was thinking that (according to the link above) by taking the first triangle described, it should describe the edge of the wall in 3D and therefore give us one of its sides as the shortest segment in the wall which is the thickness.
I received an answer in the mentioned forum post, that I should "…expanding out each coordinate in terms of X’s, Y’s, and Z’s [instead of (X,Y,Z) triples) and then use every index triple to get the actual coordinate for the individual coordinate instead of one triple. So for example you have X[], Y[] and Z[] and you have an index (a,b,c) then you find X[a], Y[b], and Z[c] not Point(a,b,c)… "
I didn’t quite understand this explanation, and would appreciate any help or further explanation in order to achieve my goal, especially linking the indexes to actual coordinate xyz points.
Thank you
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@heiwayuuri wrote:
To the scripting world:
I wanna array select all objects with Packing Algorithm.
reference(https://codeincomplete.com/posts/bin-packing/)Because I want to efficiently place objects on boards.
Sorry,I can not speak English well.
Thank you.
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@maxz wrote:
I haven written a python script to create a testtrack purposed to test the cornering behaviour of a cad/cam machine. The script creates a polyline with incremental corner sharpness every time it has come full circle.
Every time the corner changes sharpness, it prints the new corner together with the distance travelled. As a backup, it creates or updates a text file with the same values.
The script works fine, the polyline and the printed values appear almost instantaneously in Rhino when the script is started. The problem is, it continues to do something for the next minute or so. It gets there in the end, but I am puzzled as to what causes the delay. I tried commenting out the lines related to the text file, but nothing changed.Can someone shed some light on this?
The script:
# Testtrack for CAM angle negotiation.
# by Max Zuijdendorp, April 2018# dit script creeert een polyline van een track met bochten (richtingsveranderingen) die in scherpte toenemen tot 180 graden, waarmee je het bochtgedrag van de freesmachine kunt testen. # de bocht wordt met dezelfde scherpte herhaald totdat een volledige cirkel is doorlopen. # in regels 19 t/m 22 worden de starthoek van de eerste bocht, de toename van de bochthoek na elke cirkel, de lengte van elk lijnstuk en de hoek van de laatste bocht die nog meegenomen wordt vastgelegd. # als je in regel 19 de waarde van een "verdachte" hoek invult, en in regel 20 de waarde 0 invult kun je een volledige cirkel met die hoek doorlopen om de machine te testen. import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs import math # Check of laag "Testtrack" bestaat, indien niet voeg deze laag dan toe if not rs.IsLayer("Testtrack"): rs.AddLayer("Testtrack") rs.CurrentLayer(layer="Testtrack") def DRAWTRACK(): corner =4 # hoek in graden van de eerste bocht (niet op 0 zetten) cornerincr = 0.5 # hoek in graden waarmee de bocht toeneemt bij elke nieuwe cirkel. Indien dit 0 is wordt maar 1 cirkel getekend sectionlen = 10 # lengte van de lijnstukken lastcorner = 180 # scherpste hoek die nog meegenomen wordt. angle = 0 repeat = 0 start = (0,0,0) run = True totallen = 0 Pointlist = [] Pointlist.append (start) diamax = sectionlen/math.sin(corner*math.pi/360) if (diamax > 500): # diameter van de eerste/grootste cirkel print"Maximum machinebereik overschreden" run = False if run: createtextfile = True # True maakt tekstbestand aan of ververst het, False niet. if createtextfile: f=open("//Users/maxzuijdendorp/Desktop/Hoeken.txt",'w') f.write("Eerste bochthoek: "+str(corner)+'\n') f.write("Laatste bochthoek: "+str(lastcorner)+'\n') f.write("Hoektoename: "+str(cornerincr)+'\n') f.write("Lengte lijnsegment: "+str(sectionlen)+'\n') f.write('\n') f.write("Snijlengte-Nieuwe Hoek\n") imax = 1 # als cornerincr 0 is wordt maar 1 keer een cirkel doorlopen, in alle andere gevallen wordt hieronder het aantal cirkels berekend. if (cornerincr <> 0): imax = int((lastcorner-corner)/cornerincr)+1 for i in range(0,imax,1): repeat = int(360/corner)+1 # de bocht wordt herhaald met dezelfde hoek totdat tenminste 360 graden doorlopen is for n in range(0,repeat,1): angle = angle + corner point = rs.Polar(start, angle, sectionlen, rs.WorldXYPlane() ) # WorldZXPlane WorldYZPlane end = point Pointlist.append (point) start = end corner = corner + cornerincr totallen = totallen+(n+1)*sectionlen print totallen, corner if createtextfile: f.write(str(totallen)+" "+str(corner)+'\n') rs.AddPolyline (Pointlist) if createtextfile: f.close() DRAWTRACK()
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@valmirkastrati wrote:
Hey guys.
I was trying to create a list of all the add-on apps that exist for grasshopper in food4rhino, and since I’ve been doing some python coding lately (by creating simple things directly in Grasshopper) I thought, I might as well just write a short code, “a webcrawler” in pycharm to get the information all at once, and not manually 1 by 1.
I was looking to get, Title, Description and Link.
I was looking at this tutorial how to write a spider/webcrawler but something seems to not work, and I literally have no Idea what.
here is the code, if someone can help, thanks a lot.
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoupdef addons_spider(max_pages):
page = 0
while page <= max_pages:
url = “http://www.food4rhino.com/browse?searchText=&page=0%2C” + str(page)
source_code = requests.get(url)
plain_text = source_code.text
soup = BeautifulSoup(plain_text)
for link in soup.findAll(‘a’, {‘class’: ‘f4r_list_content_title’}):
href = link.get(‘href’)
print(href)
page += 1addons_spider(5)
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@agi.andre wrote:
I’m trying to create/populate a Word document .docx file with data from grasshopper.
Do anyone know how this can be done?What I’ve found is this code for ironpython: https://gist.github.com/ejstembler/1049552
`import sys
import clr
import System
from System import DateTimeclr.AddReference(“Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word”)
import Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word as Worddef doc_replace_text(source_filename, tokens, values, destination_filename):
missing = System.Type.Missing replaceAll = Word.WdReplace.wdReplaceAll word_application = Word.ApplicationClass() word_application.visible = False document = word_application.Documents.Open(source_filename) for i in range(len(tokens)): for r in document.StoryRanges: #print "i = %d, tokens[i] = %s, values[i] = %s" % (i, tokens[i], values[i]) r.Find.Text = tokens[i] r.Find.Replacement.Text = values[i] r.Find.Wrap = Word.WdFindWrap.wdFindContinue r.Find.Execute(missing, missing, missing, missing, missing, missing, missing, missing, missing, missing, replaceAll, missing, missing, missing, missing) document.SaveAs(destination_filename) document.Close() document = None word_application.Quit() word_application = None`But when trying to load the template document into the grasshopper python editor I’m getting a None return. Anyone who can spot the problem? Or won’t this simply work in grasshopper?
Thanks!
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