>Hi Momso, that is a great result! It can work well to use MoI in combination with Rhino like this.
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>> - Layer function need to be added.
>> - Properties function need to be added.
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>These are definitely going to be a major focus area for V2.
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>I want to try to make some kind of organizing tools that are somewhat looser and not as "formal" as traditional layers though.

I suppose this is already the plan (if possible), but its worth mentioning... if the MOI layers could be retained and transfer to Rhino layers, that would be great... and vice-versa would be great also. :-)

-Nick

"...if the MOI layers could be retained and transfer to Rhino layers, that would be great... and vice-versa would be great also..."

I am hoping for that too. Especially when bringing Rhino files into MoI...

jonah

Hi Nick, Hi Jonah - I will be shooting to do that.

If you want things to transfer well though you will probably have to restrict your use in MoI so that it is compatible with Rhino, like assigning an object to only be on one "layer" instead of on many, stuff like that.

Probably the initial attempts will not have this bidirectional capability added yet, it will probably come after a little bit into it when the structure of it is nailed down.

- Michael

Hi Momso,

>>>- Devide curve by Length / by number of segments

Just use the "Array" along curve. That can be by lengh/ number of segments. Splitting etc can then be done if required.

>>>Can I add one more function? It is 'Curve from 2 Views'. I think it is very good and useful function for modeling.

Currently, you can perform boolean Isect which can give the same result. The curves are auto projected by extrude to give intersecting surfaces, these are split, so the intersecting edge can be copied/pasted. It is then just a need to delete the un-needed surfaces.

"""The curves are auto projected by extrude to give intersecting surfaces"""
Very interesting, thanks!!

Marc

Hi Marc,

>>>Very interesting

It does work auto on curves created on the default cplanes. If the curves have been rotated etc, then I manually extrude the curves then perform Isect on the extruded surfaces.
I know it is a workaround, but it takes very little time.



Steve