Hi Visose, I tried to follow the link to the smedresmania website to see the rinoscript and It did not work.
have you got the original rhinoscript by any chance to have a look at it? of course, if copyrights allow me. Many thanks Evert On May 7, 2:34 pm, visose <[email protected]> wrote: > Yet another method for creating 3d voronoi > cells:http://grasshopper3d.googlegroups.com/web/yetanothervoronoi3d.gh > > This creates 3d voronoi cells from scratch directly in a vb.net > component. It's based on a rhinoscript that can be found > here:http://www.smedresmania.com/. There is no need for additional software > or plugins, but it's slower than the qhull method and probably less > reliable. It's much faster than the rhinoscript, though. > Differences with the qhull implementation posted above (besides being > less efficient) is that it creates closed breps for every cell and > asks for a boundary brep where the boundary cells will be trimmed to. > > I've been 'translating' a couple of rhinoscripts to vb.net components, > so if anyone has a script that wants to be translated (and i feel like > it), i can try to recreate it in vb.net. My programming skill is still > less than amateurish so use at your own risk (and don't try to learn > too much from it). > > On May 2, 3:33 pm, Dimitrie <[email protected]> wrote: > > > visose, > > it's possible - qhull outputs also the solid facets - which with some > > extra work on in the parse function you should be able to get out the > > solid volumes. > > it's all in the qhull documentation pages (after the vertices output > > there's a list of all the solid facets and after that come each > > individual face - as you guessed i just output these) - right now i'm > > focusing on something else but when i have a chance i'll look into it. > > take care, > > d.
