Saving your work often is essential when working with grasshopper. To illustrate this point, I decided to create a really awesome associative model, take a screenshot of it, and then fail to save it before closing Rhino. That’s how brilliant I am.
Below is proof that I did indeed have a more complete model, and below that is a link to the .ghx file in the state it was in 1hr before the screenshot below.
For those of you who attended the second GH workshop please visit the new Digital Futures Group wiki for assignment information, workshop files, and to post your progress. If you were on the sign-up sheet you will have a username and password for posting to the wiki. Remember to please reference the Grasshopper Primer which can be found on the wiki if you need a refresher.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you all soon.
Sub RunScript(ByVal pts As List(Of On3dPoint), ByVal num As Integer)
Dim crvList As New List(Of OnNurbsCurve)
Dim bounds As Int32 = pts.Count / num
'print("bounds = {0}", bounds)
For i As Int32 = 0 To bounds - 1
Dim degree As Integer = 3
Dim ptArray As New ArrayOn3dPoint(num)
For j As Int32 = 0 To num - 1
Dim pt As IOn3dPoint
pt = pts(j * bounds + i)
ptArray.Append(pt)
Next
Dim crv As New OnNurbsCurve
RhUtil.RhinoInterpCurve(degree, ptArray, Nothing, Nothing, 0, crv)
If crv.IsValid Then
crvList.Add(crv)
End If
Next
crvs = crvList
End Sub
