Hi,
I would like to ask if someone could help me solve the problem of splitting a geometry.
I have one surface (horizontal) that I want to split with a polysurface (vertical surface from extruded curves and joined surfaces).
I used geometry.split and geometry.intersect nodes, but I cannot obtain the horizontal surface divided in rectangles.
Could you please tell me what is the best approach to do it?
Many thanks.
Julia
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Hello,
are your surfaces in contact at all points?
Sv and Sh
edit:
your concern must probably come that your vertical surfaces do not form closed meshes without overflowing lines (they seem to be like a kind of grating), and suddenly dynamo cannot intervene.
Afterwards, it is necessary that a person much more competent than me affirms or disaffirms my analysis.
cordially
christian.stan
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Hello om not sure geometry split ootb works with polysurface not at dyn now Will take a look later
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Hi Andreas,
thank you! Yes, I mean cut:)
I tried as you suggested, but I get strange surface division…
It seems that some cutting surface does not cut the horizontal surface…
BR,
Julia
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Hi Christian,
yes both surfaces are in contact at all points. I finally cut the surface, but the division is still not like I would like to be:
BR,
Julia
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We could see your vertical surfaces
is it a single polysurface or not?
cordially
christian.stan
There are 4 polysyrfaces.
Julia
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Hello @Julia_Ratajczak try something here, the node is for ampersand
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Hello,
Thank you very much for this solution.
Indeed, this node Geometry.SplitByTools works perfectly.
Thank you!
Have a nice day!
Julia
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glad it work for you ;),yes its had always been an issue with multiple split with the ootb node…
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When cutting geometries get complex, the node does its best
Cordially
christian.stan
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