RhinoCompute.SubD¶
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
joinSubDs
(subdsToJoin, tolerance, joinedEdgesAreCreases, multiple=false)¶ Joins an enumeration of SubDs to form as few as possible resulting SubDs. There may be more than one SubD in the result array.
Arguments: - subdsToJoin (IEnumerable<SubD>) – An enumeration of SubDs to join.
- tolerance (float) – The join tolerance.
- joinedEdgesAreCreases (bool) – If true, merged boundary edges will be creases. If false, merged boundary edges will be smooth.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Return type: SubD[]
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
toBrep
(thisSubD, options, multiple=false)¶ Create a Brep based on this SubD geometry.
Arguments: - options (SubDToBrepOptions) – The SubD to Brep conversion options. Use SubDToBrepOptions.Default for sensible defaults. Currently, these return unpacked faces and locally-G1 vertices in the output Brep.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new Brep if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: rhino3dm.Brep
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
toBrep1
(thisSubD, multiple=false)¶ Create a Brep based on this SubD geometry, based on SubDToBrepOptions.Default options.
Arguments: - multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new Brep if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: rhino3dm.Brep
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
createFromMesh
(mesh, multiple=false)¶ Create a new SubD from a mesh.
Arguments: - mesh (rhino3dm.Mesh) – The input mesh.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new SubD if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: SubD
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
createFromMesh1
(mesh, options, multiple=false)¶ Create a new SubD from a mesh.
Arguments: - mesh (rhino3dm.Mesh) – The input mesh.
- options (SubDCreationOptions) – The SubD creation options.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new SubD if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: SubD
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
createFromSurface
(surface, method, corners, multiple=false)¶ Create a SubD that approximates the surface. If the surface is a SubD friendly NURBS surface and withCorners is true, then the SubD and input surface will have the same geometry.
Arguments: - method (SubDFromSurfaceMethods) – Selects the method used to calculate the SubD.
- corners (bool) – If the surface is open, then the corner vertices with be tagged as VertexTagCorner. This makes the resulting SubD have sharp corners to match the appearance of the input surface.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Return type: SubD
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
offset
(thisSubD, distance, solidify, multiple=false)¶ Makes a new SubD with vertices offset at distance in the direction of the control net vertex normals. Optionally, based on the value of solidify, adds the input SubD and a ribbon of faces along any naked edges.
Arguments: - distance (float) – The distance to offset.
- solidify (bool) – True if the output SubD should be turned into a closed SubD.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new SubD if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: SubD
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
createFromLoft
(curves, closed, addCorners, addCreases, divisions, multiple=false)¶ Creates a SubD lofted through shape curves.
Arguments: - curves (list[rhino3dm.NurbsCurve]) – An enumeration of SubD-friendly NURBS curves to loft through.
- closed (bool) – Creates a SubD that is closed in the lofting direction. Must have three or more shape curves.
- addCorners (bool) – With open curves, adds creased vertices to the SubD at both ends of the first and last curves.
- addCreases (bool) – With kinked curves, adds creased edges to the SubD along the kinks.
- divisions (int) – The segment number between adjacent input curves.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new SubD if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: SubD
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
createFromSweep
(rail1, shapes, closed, addCorners, roadlikeFrame, roadlikeNormal, multiple=false)¶ Fits a SubD through a series of profile curves that define the SubD cross-sections and one curve that defines a SubD edge.
Arguments: - rail1 (rhino3dm.NurbsCurve) – A SubD-friendly NURBS curve to sweep along.
- shapes (list[rhino3dm.NurbsCurve]) – An enumeration of SubD-friendly NURBS curves to sweep through.
- closed (bool) – Creates a SubD that is closed in the rail curve direction.
- addCorners (bool) – With open curves, adds creased vertices to the SubD at both ends of the first and last curves.
- roadlikeFrame (bool) – Determines how sweep frame rotations are calculated. If False (Freeform), frame are propogated based on a refrence direction taken from the rail curve curvature direction. If True (Roadlike), frame rotations are calculated based on a vector supplied in “roadlikeNormal” and the world coordinate system.
- roadlikeNormal (rhino3dm.Vector3d) – If roadlikeFrame = true, provide 3D vector used to calculate the frame rotations for sweep shapes. If roadlikeFrame = false, then pass .
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new SubD if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: SubD
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
createFromSweep1
(rail1, rail2, shapes, closed, addCorners, multiple=false)¶ Fits a SubD through a series of profile curves that define the SubD cross-sections and two curves that defines SubD edges.
Arguments: - rail1 (rhino3dm.NurbsCurve) – The first SubD-friendly NURBS curve to sweep along.
- rail2 (rhino3dm.NurbsCurve) – The second SubD-friendly NURBS curve to sweep along.
- shapes (list[rhino3dm.NurbsCurve]) – An enumeration of SubD-friendly NURBS curves to sweep through.
- closed (bool) – Creates a SubD that is closed in the rail curve direction.
- addCorners (bool) – With open curves, adds creased vertices to the SubD at both ends of the first and last curves.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: A new SubD if successful, or None on failure.
Return type: SubD
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
mergeAllCoplanarFaces
(thisSubD, tolerance, multiple=false)¶ Merges adjacent coplanar faces into single faces.
Arguments: - tolerance (float) – Tolerance for determining when edges are adjacent. When in doubt, use the document’s ModelAbsoluteTolerance property.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: True if faces were merged, False if no faces were merged.
Return type: bool
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
mergeAllCoplanarFaces1
(thisSubD, tolerance, angleTolerance, multiple=false)¶ Merges adjacent coplanar faces into single faces.
Arguments: - tolerance (float) – Tolerance for determining when edges are adjacent. When in doubt, use the document’s ModelAbsoluteTolerance property.
- angleTolerance (float) – Angle tolerance, in radians, for determining when faces are parallel. When in doubt, use the document’s ModelAngleToleranceRadians property.
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Returns: True if faces were merged, False if no faces were merged.
Return type: bool
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RhinoCompute.SubD.
interpolateSurfacePoints
(thisSubD, surfacePoints, multiple=false)¶ Modifies the SubD so that the SubD vertex limit surface points are equal to surface_points[]
Arguments: - surfacePoints (rhino3dm.Point3d[]) – point for limit surface to interpolate. surface_points[i] is the location for the i-th vertex returned by SubVertexIterator vit(this)
- multiple (bool) – (default False) If True, all parameters are expected as lists of equal length and input will be batch processed
Return type: bool