Hi Alberto,
How i can use it ?
Must i name object ?
Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot James
It's very good
But i have an error when i want to change the bottle.
UNSUPPORTED POLYGON TYPE 15

Hi Finema
you simply have to open the file
and run ... all the data is in the file, there are not any
referenced objects
best
al

Al,
You don't join a 3dm file
I think some .js are missing in my node editor
mflowObj is red
thanks

Hi Finema,

>> error when i want to change the bottle. UNSUPPORTED POLYGON TYPE 15 << .

The issue is the indexing of the surfaces of the bottle.

I have updated my previous post with new nod file
& instructions

James

Hi James
That don't work for me
Nothing happen when i modify the bottle or i have message error
I have change index , quit , reopen but no way
Thanks again for your time

Finema, is the modified bottle named " bottle"?

yes
i join the 3dm file with the new bottle
thanks

It works with "surface index" switch set to 0
Did you read instruction on my earlier post?

yes i've read it
but i've tested with 2 and 3
it works with 0
thanks a lot James , it's really usefull for me to design pattern on model !!!

Hi Finema
You can Replace the mFlow node that appears in red
with original Flow node, which you find under the Trasform Tool ( Max's Tool)
just make the connections in and out
with the other nodes, as well as for actual mFlow node ...
I hope I was clear, it's easy enough
Have a nice day
alberto

Thanks Alberto
it's OK with Flow node now
This node is usefull but i need to draw the module and bottle myself on the scene.
Thanks a lot

Hi Finema
As in the example posted by James you can create the references ,
in this case the bottle and the form you want to apply, then
you have to create two nodes (get by name) and then connect them
to the rest of the nodes of my file, (eliminating the bottle and the form
built with only the nodes ...)
All clear .... I hope so
best
alberto

Alberto,
yes it's clear but i don't know what i must exactly put the getbyname node
and also, what i must delete
I'm discovering node editor, sorry
Thanks

Hi James
I carefully reviewed your last file, and I allowed myself to add
some steps to get a scaling on the faces for the Flow ...
I think it can be useful ---
file to this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/rx36d7931u1iuvu/bottleWrap4.nod/file
In any case, I have to ask you some questions;
1- why the progression for isocurve input starts from 0.0001 and not from 0 ....
2- the value 0.0001 is accepted, as ever, in some situations in which I tried to insert it, for other nodes, I could not, the value
it is not accepted .... it depends perhaps on some settings that I do not know .......
3- I saw that the added (info box) to the surface object of the flow,
then splitting the input of the value z, which means .....
grateful for your explanations
Have a nice day and good work
alberto

Hi Finema
a this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/kqm1csr5w6b2g0o/31-05-Bottle_SimPanelingTool.zip/file
new file with object referenced
and new Flow node
only run... Good Luck
alberto

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