I want to create a curve by the selection of two edges. Fairly simple but not sure how. Any ideas?
well give me one of your better ones. Just select two faces and create a curve. Which node do I use
Almost there.
I typically just want to get the distance between the two edges. Selecting lines works but you have to draw a line which is extra effort
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Hello,
if you have 2 curves:
you have 2 points for the 1st curve
you have 2 points for the 2nd curve
so you have 2 lists of 2 points and a list of 3 points after a prune.duplicate
of the 2lists then list difference to eliminate the central point
you have your distance between extreme point
another solution: a pivot point and calculation of angles oriented then arranged
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christian.stan
Almost almost. The perpendicular line between these two edges. The issue is I can get a line by points but selecting two edges may give a random line result. It needs to be normal to the two edges. I have an idea but I am seeing if theres an easier way
hello, you want to know if these 2 lines are actually parallel, you can check that the line support vector components are all equal in absolute value.
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christian.stan
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Hi, I’m a bit lost actually with the main topic title, a check to verify parallelism, then a point to project with direction (and reverse direction) of a 90 rotation of one of the 2 lines from a point belonging to the line
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christian.stan
No Its just to get the perpendicular line between two edges. The two edges will always be parallel. But What I am trying to prevent is getting a random line which is not perpendicular to two edges. If you have two parallel edges running and you get their point properties, that wont necessarily give the perpendicular line running between them.
Ill try sovitek and see what comes off it
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