here the command

Thx what is the author ?

dunno ?

with the name _seamless.js seems Max SMirnov ?

Else seems don't works for me! :( (or i miss something)
works with the export / Import Sat (don't shown here)



Edit : that 's works! I have forgotten to Join the curves before lauch the script !!!!

Contra indications to using "seamless"?
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=7912.11
- Brian

http://moi.maxsm.net/files/scripts/Voronoi.v.1.11.2018.03.09.zip
http://moi.maxsm.net/files/scripts/DelCorners.v.1.0.2015.09.09.zip

so :)

If someone can tell me why i have this result for my Sweep ? An only one "solid" arch !
(very happy of the infinite possibilities of this Sweep) but some perplex about the result! :)

I can of course also modify the resulting solid ! :)



EDIT
I have my answer ;)
<< It’s something like the centroid of each curve then it’s expecting them to be arranged in a line along the cplane’s x or y axis directions. So it’s sorted by that distance and ones that are tied will be random which one is taken over another.
Michael

When points are activated and a curve is not selected, you can click and drag on the curve to move the corresponding curve area (region-moving neighboring points).



─ Metin

visualizer • illustrator • 3D designer — metinseven.nl

So transformation in real time!

Thanks for the GIF, Pilou! That shows it much better.

A very fast way to create a curved surface is to Boolean Intersect a closed curve with an open curve.

Optionally, the resulting surface boundary can be turned into a curve again.

Select the resulting surface and activate History to manipulate the operands and watch the result update.

Hi Metin, also you can use Construct > Curve > isect to generate a curve result directly.

- Michael

Nice, thanks Michael!

Just learned this tip from Michael:



Use Options ➔ Rotate/Pan/Zoom options ➔ Link ortho views to synchronize zooming and panning of all orthographic views.

About the Surface above...with the interactive moving points...
Seems no need to make "Histo" after the Loft ?...

Ah yes, you can also simply manipulate the resulting surface points.

For have longitudinal sections to the extremities with LineWeb
Make curves longer and trim at the end!
Here One curve (longer over the origin), Array Circular (nb3, 90° ), LineWeb Twice, Trim

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