Crv2ViewLoose

@Gijs wrote:

I created a script that allows one to create a curve from 2 views 'loosely'. This means the resulting curve has the same amount of control points as the input curves. I often need to create clean curves from 2 views and found myself using Crv2View and then using that as a reference to make the simple low point count curve.

    """
    This script does what the name says: it allows you make a curve from 2 views loosely.
    This means the resulting curve has the same structure and degree, and same amount
    of control points as the original curves. Points don't need to be aligned exactly,
    the script will average points out it the flow direction of the curves.

    ***********************************
    * script written by Gijs de Zwart *
    * www.studiogijs.nl               *
    * March, 2016                     *
    ***********************************

    """

    import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs

    def Crv2ViewLoose():
        curve1 = rs.GetObject("select first curve", rs.filter.curve)
        if curve1 !=None:
            rs.LockObject(curve1)
        curve2 = rs.GetObject("select second curve", rs.filter.curve)
        if curve1==None or curve2==None:
            return

        degree1=rs.CurveDegree(curve1)
        degree2=rs.CurveDegree(curve2)
        pts1 = rs.CurvePoints(curve1)
        pts2 = rs.CurvePoints(curve2)
        error=False
        errors=[]
        if rs.IsPolyCurve(curve1) or rs.IsPolyCurve(curve2):
            errors.append("Error: This script only works for single open curves")
            error=True
        if not rs.IsCurvePlanar(curve1) or not rs.IsCurvePlanar(curve2):
            errors.append("Error: One or more of the input curves is not planar.")
            error=True
        if rs.IsCurvePeriodic(curve1) or rs.IsCurvePeriodic(curve2):
            errors.append("Error: This script only works with open curves")
            error=True
        if len(pts1)!=len(pts2):
            errors.append("Error: Input curves need to have same amount of control points")
            error=True
        if rs.CurveDegree(curve1) != rs.CurveDegree(curve2):
            errors.append("Error: Input curves need to be of same degree")
            error=True
        if error:
            for err in errors:
                print err
            rs.UnlockObject(curve1)
            return

        top=0
        right=0
        front=0

        if pts1[0][2]==pts1[1][2]:#top view curve
            top=1
        if pts2[0][2]==pts2[1][2]:#top view curve
            top=2

        if pts1[0][0]==pts1[1][0]:#right view curve
            right=1
        if pts2[0][0]==pts2[1][0]:#right view curve
            right=2

        if pts1[0][1]==pts1[1][1]:#front view curve
            front=1
        if pts2[0][1]==pts2[1][1]:#front view curve
            front=2

        pts3=[]#array to store the points for the new curve
        if top==1 and right==2:
            for i in range(0,len(pts1)):
                pts1[i][2] = pts2[i][2]
                pts1[i][1] = (pts1[i][1]+pts2[i][1])/2 #average out y-coordinate of each point
                pts3.append(pts1[i])
        if top==2 and right==1:
            for i in range(0,len(pts1)):
                pts2[i][2] = pts1[i][2]
                pts2[i][1] = (pts1[i][1]+pts2[i][1])/2 #average out y-coordinate of each point
                pts3.append(pts2[i])
        if top==1 and front==2:
            for i in range(0,len(pts1)):
                pts1[i][2] = pts2[i][2]
                pts1[i][0] = (pts1[i][0]+pts2[i][0])/2 #average out x-coordinate of each point
                pts3.append(pts1[i])
        if top==2 and front==1:
            for i in range(0,len(pts1)):
                pts2[i][2] = pts1[i][2]
                pts2[i][0] = (pts1[i][0]+pts2[i][0])/2 #average out x-coordinate of each point
                pts3.append(pts2[i])
        rs.UnlockObject(curve1)

        if (right==0 and front==0) or (top==0 and right==0) or (top==0 and front==0):
            print "Error: Curves need to be placed on orthogonal views"
            return
        else:
            rs.AddCurve(pts3,degree1)

    if __name__ == '__main__':
        Crv2ViewLoose()

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