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projecting using scripts

by "eexgs" <eexgs@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 6, 2006 at 10:20 AM

I'm just starting to learn how to write RhinoScripts with a view to
doing some simple toolpath creation for CNC machining.

I managed to create a little script that will produce a polyline that
looks a little like a square wave hovering above any objects that are
selected with a specified step over distance.  The idea would then be
to project this onto the part to produce a rudimentary tool path.

The problem is that I would seem to need much more control over the
projection of the line than the command itself provides, I only want
the lines to be projected onto the top surface for example.  I've
looked through the RhinoScript help file and have had a good look at
Rhino itself but am having trouble comming up with something, I sort of
want to do it point by point finding the the height of the first
surface directly below the point.

This makes me wonder if I should really be using the SDK rather than
scripts but I'm having a hard time working out if that will give me
much more power than I have or not.

Graham
 




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projecting using scripts
"eexgs" <eex  2006-05-06 10:20:28 
Re: projecting using scripts
jim.carruthers@[EMAIL PRO  2006-05-12 17:39:19 

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