Thanks Alberto
it's Ok now
I would like to use a solid instead an half surface

Thanks a lot James and Alberto
I know it's not as Paneling Tool Rhino but this node is usefull for my work

Hi Alberto,

In answer to your questions 1& 2. It seems it is no longer necessary to commence progression with 0.001.
This a hang over from an earlier version of isoCrvs, as you can see in image below it now does it automatically,
so that's good to know.



Question 3..the info box node ascertains whether the idxSelected surface has a z dimension.
An output of 0.00 for bottle base translates as boolean false and hence breaking the circuit,
while and other dimension translates as true.
It works better with inclusion of blue nodes in attached

I have only just awoken, so I have not had a look at your file. I'll do that now,

I've had a look: Yes your added nodes could be useful, thanks for that

Have a great weekend

James

Hi
Why the pattern isn't similar to the model (bottle)
See my screenshots
The pattern is not perfectly following the shape of the bottle.
Thanks

OK
Thanks James :)

Finema

The reason "pattern is not perfectly following the shape" is due to the fact that the bottle surface has been rebuilt. It fidelity of the bottle is significant, then there are work arounds. I'll get back to you

See if the attached works for you. Instead of rebuilding the bottle; it has been sliced/diced.

James

James
It's perfect now !
the script running is slower but it's great !
thanks a lot

James,
With this version (7) there is a deformation
see my screenshot


Also,
With V6 et V7 :
1• I apply the node on my model
2• i quit MoI
3• ropen the 3dm file
4• apply the node > Error
5• i must redraw my model (Revolve)
6• ican now apply the nodeV6 or V7


thanks

Hi Karsten,

I have attempted to create a node based on RemoveDuplicates script.
however without success. Below is my attempt:

// RemoveDup
function RemoveDup()
{
this.addInput("In","objectlist");
this.addOutput("Out","objectlist");
}

RemoveDup.title = "RemoveDup";
RemoveDup.desc = "RemoveDup";

RemoveDup.prototype.onExecute = function()
{
var inObj = this.getInputData(0, moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList());
var output = moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList();
if ( inObj.length> 0 ) output = factory ('removeduplicates', inObj);
this.setOutputData(0, output);
}

LiteGraph.registerNodeType("Objects2/RemoveDup", RemoveDup);


Now, only if this would be a welcome distraction for you,
I would appreciate if you could steer me right.

I have so missed your contributions to NE in your long absence.
I know you have a lot on your plate, so if this is something that
you can't turn your mind towards right now, then no worries.

Hope you're well

James

Hello James,

After some problems in my life or with my wife, I had to find a new orientation - I think a well known problem. Now it's getting better and better and I see the light at the end of the tunnel - I hope it's not a train;-)

To your problem:

At first: I think removeduplicate needs a second input - a tolerance value, but that won't solve the problem alone. I suspect that this factory don't give a geometry list back - it works directly to the geometry database. So we have to use a workaround - 1. write the input to the database. 2 call the factory. 3 delete the input list (otherwise the database locks removing). 4. commit the factory 5. get the left objects (singletons) back and copy them in a list. 6 delete the singletons also from the database. 7 give the list to the output.

It's only a first idea - give me some days please and I will have a closer look.

I hope you are well and remain with kind regards!
Karsten

Hi Friends
I want to share with you my research in the field of "OpticalArt"
exploiting the potential of the Quartz node (truly amazing tool....
honor to Max)
A particular double propeller, as opposed moving creates the effect
looked for...
The propeller can be either a Polysurf or a Subdsurf
the file, for those interested at this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/3ply0jgng7xveb1/NewPropeller2.rar/file
Have a nice day to all
alberto

Hi All,
A new Node Editor derived pattern experiment: Equilateral Triangular grid with scale of individual triangles determined by 3 attractors.

Oh & Thanks Michael for the new update
James

Hi James
have you read my last message in this thread ?
Thanks a lot

Hi Finema,

>> have you read my last message in this thread ? <<.

Yes, but if I remember correctly an earlier version was working for you.

I'm sorry I didn't respond. I was developing a hopefully foolproof method
but am first awaiting for another's input. Stray tuned.

Have a great weekend
James

Hi James,
yes the V6 work correctly.
Thanks a lot and have a great WE too.

Hello James,
would you please check this code:

// RemoveDup
    function RemoveDup()
    {
        this.addInput("In", "objectlist");
        this.addInput("Tolerance", "numarray");
        this.addOutput("Out", "objectlist");
        this.properties = {Tolerance: [0.005]};
    }

    RemoveDup.title = "RemoveDupCrv";
    RemoveDup.desc = "RemoveDupCrv";

    RemoveDup.prototype.onExecute = function ()
    {
        var inObj = this.getInputData(0, moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList());
        this.properties.Tolerance = this.getInputData(1, this.properties.Tolerance);
        var output = moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList();
        var temp = moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList();
        if (inObj.length > 0) {
            var tempname = getUID(6);
            for (var i = 0; i < inObj.length; i++)
                inObj.item(i).name = tempname;
            moi.geometryDatabase.addObjects(inObj);
            var fac = moi.command.createFactory('removeduplicates');
            fac.setInput(0, inObj);
            fac.setInput(1, this.properties.Tolerance[0]);
            inObj = moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList();
            fac.commit();
            moi.geometryDatabase.selectNamed(tempname);
            temp = moi.geometryDatabase.getSelectedObjects();
            var originXYZ = moi.VectorMath.createPoint(0, 0, 0); //Helppoint for a identical copy
            output = factory('copy', temp, originXYZ, originXYZ, true);
            var delfac = moi.command.createFactory('delete');
            delfac.setInput(0, temp);
            delfac.commit();
        }
        this.setOutputData(0, output);
    };

    LiteGraph.registerNodeType("Objects2/RemoveDupCrv", RemoveDup);

Have a nice day
Karsten

Hi Karsten, if you put that inside of a <code></code> block here in the forum it should preserve the spacing/tab/indenting.

Otherwise HTML has the tendency to collapse white space.

- Michael