Screenshot: Entire script |
Our first attempts with Grasshopper have been successful for the most part. We have written a script that generates 6 points along the section of the seat. These points are then copied along the length of the seat and mirrored(to maintain symmetry about the seat) creating a total of 12 points. Each point's Z position can be edited by using a number slider. Since all of these points are used to generate curve we can then use these curves to create a surface by lofting. The end result was a seat surface.
The down side to this script is that it is really no different from just creating a nurb surface in Rhino and then editing each control point individually. To refine the perfect curvature for this seat will take way to long to edit. We are going to have to find a better way to make editing the seat curvature more fluid and responsive.
Screenshot: Seat sections portion of the Script |
Screenshot: Point Isolated |
Screenshot: Exaggeration of editing one point along curve |
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