Hi,
could somebody tell me why my diamond panels are going outside of the surface perimeter curve ?
Could you give us a stripped out Rvt file?
Your graph is quite simple, I would systematically show and hide previews to try and work out why the patch is completing in a strange manner…
Obviously when you flatten the curves it’s upsetting them. Is there a reason why you have 2 different graphs?
Cheers
Mark
Hi @Mark.Ackerley,
Thanks for the replay.
please find the outline of my surface from the attachment.I am trying with different approaches; that is why it is shown as two different graphs.
Graph for Cable.dyn (21.9 KB)
Thanks, unfortunately I don’t have Revit 2019 so someone else will have to help…
Hi @Mark.Ackerley,
I had just recreated that surface in Revit 2018.3.If you don’t mind could you please have a look at it?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zIwQhwJCV1E6medcnLaCsdAO-xWk8iPc/view?usp=sharing
Hey,
Thanks, that’s great.
So I think this all comes back to how Dynamo thinks about a Patch… It creates a rectangle surface and clips it’s boundary, but the points for the surface are spread over the original rectangle.
I believe the quad node is using these points to generate the surface, so you get the rectangle.
I have therefore split the resulting surfaces by their intersection with the patch and got the inside ones…
You can see that this fails at some areas around the edge. So I scaled it up a bit and ran it again…
Hope that’s useful…
Mark
FacadeGridPanelsSplitSurface.dyn (31.2 KB)
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Hi @Mark.Ackerley,
Brilliant method…
Many thanks…!!
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