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import vectors from rhino to illustrator
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Hi, in my attempt to export vectors to illustrator Cs6 using .dwg/ .dxf/ .ai extension the output file remains flawed.This is so more evident in ellipses and rectangles with fillets. One can…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pascal Golay Jan 11.
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moegamat replied to Mike Calvino's discussion surface from mesh? in the group food4Rhino
"Hi Mike, I had the same challenge recently, the program you looking for is Geomagics it is a tool dealing with 3D scan data. It is very good at converting organic meshes to surface patches.
If you using scan data remember to reduce your point cloud…"
moegamat replied to moegamat's discussion Import rhino files via listbox select in the group RhinoScript
"Thank you,much appreciated"
Dale Fugier replied to moegamat's discussion Import rhino files via listbox select in the group RhinoScript
"The OpenFileNames method will allow you to pick one or more files from a standard Windows file dialog. Once you have the files you want, you could then script Rhino's Import command using RhinoScript's Command method.
-- Dale"
moegamat added a discussion to the group RhinoScript
Import rhino files via listbox select
Hi, the script in the weight calculator from Dale works pretty well which beget my request.Im would like to import rhino files into a rhino file using the listbox select which is nice and clean. thanksSee More
Pascal Golay replied to moegamat's discussion import vectors from rhino to illustrator
"Hello- please post and example file- I suspect the curves are small- tiny curves tend not to translate well to Illustrator in my experience.
-Pascal
pascal@mcneel.com"
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import vectors from rhino to illustrator
Hi, in my attempt to export vectors to illustrator Cs6 using .dwg/ .dxf/ .ai extension the output file remains flawed.This is so more evident in ellipses and rectangles with fillets. One can conclude that the initial Rhino file conversion is impaired as the results is the same in ACAD and Coreldraw I have tried using Rhino V4 & V5 any advise would be appreciatedSee More
moegamat replied to Koji Katakura's discussion Scripting for blending surfaces in the group RhinoScript
"that would be some usefull script"
moegamat replied to moegamat's discussion Weight calculator in the group RhinoScript
"Thanks alot for the help, its been awhile since I looked at code"
Paul Finelt replied to moegamat's discussion Weight calculator in the group RhinoScript
"Hi- I am loading up a script I wrote a few years ago - re-written for V5.0. It's a bit more complicated then the one Dale F supplied but has some more functionality and is more 'permanent' in capturing information. You need the data…"
moegamat replied to moegamat's discussion Weight calculator in the group RhinoScript
"I looked at the script this morning and awesome,really appreciated.Works a treat!"
Dale Fugier replied to moegamat's discussion Weight calculator in the group RhinoScript
"You might want to take a look at the attached script - perhaps it will give you some ideas. Just drag & drop on a running Rhino and then run "SolidWeight"."
moegamat added a discussion to the group RhinoScript
Weight calculator
Hi, I would like to create a script whereby I use the volume provided by rhino times user defined density to output either to command line or none modal msgbox eg. _selAll _volume_-Runscript (Sub Weight Dim Silver Dim NineYellow Dim NineWhite Dim EighteenYellow Dim EighteenWhite Dim Platinum Silver=0.0105 NineYellow=0.012 NineWhite=0.014 EighteenYellow=0.0155 EighteenWhite=0.0176 Platinum=0.0215Msgbox()End Sub Weight )I should probably use the script editor, any advice would…See More
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