[Grasshopper] How to use Rebuild Curve to reconstruct curves

[Grasshopper] How to use Rebuild Curve to reconstruct curves Grasshopper component EN

This article explains how to use Rebuild Curve to reconstruct curves.

Rebuild Curv1
Rebuild Curv2

On the Grasshopper, it is represented by either of the two above.


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Rebuild Curve

Rebuild Curve can be used to rebuild a curve.

Curve

In this article, we will use this curve to explain how to use it.

Basics of Rebuild Curve

First, we will explain the basics of Rebuild Curve.

Connect the curve you want to rebuild to Rebuild Curve(C).

In this case, we are connecting a Curve that contains the curve.

Let’s look at them one by one.

Rebuild Curve(D)

Rebuild Curve(D)

Enter a numerical value for the degree of the curve at Rebuild Curve(D).

degree of 3

Here is a curve with a degree of 3.

set the degree to 2

Let’s set the degree to 2.

2-character curve

If the degree is 2, the curve will be a 2-character curve, so it looks like this.

degree to 1

Let’s set the degree to 1.

1

Since the degree is now 1, the curve is now a straight line.

Rebuild Curve(N)

Rebuild Curve(N)

Enter a numerical value for the number of control points at Rebuild Curve(N).

This time, let’s set the number of control points to 5.

set the number of control points to 5

The curve now changes as shown above.

Bake

Let’s check the number of control points.

Right-click on the Rebuild Curve and select Bake.

This curve will then be generated on Rhinoceros.

check the number of control points

Select the generated line.

Then you can check the number of control points.

We set the number to 5, so there were 5 control points.

Rebuild Curve(T)

両端の法線ベクトルを維持するかどうかを決めるスイッチである、Boolean Toggleをつなげる

Connect the Boolean Toggle, a switch that determines whether or not the normal vectors at both ends are maintained, to Rebuild Curve(T).

Initially, it is set to False.

False

Here is the False state.

The normal vectors of the original curves, here.

Boolean Toggle to True

Boolean Toggle to True.

the shape of the curve has changed slightly

Then the shape of the curve has changed slightly.

the normal vectors
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Components used: (1) Curve (2) Rebuild Curve (3) Boolean Toggle (4) Evaluate Curve (5) Vector Display

Let’s look at the normal vectors at both ends of the curve in each case of False and True.

Let’s look at the direction of the vectors using Evaluate Curve and Vector Display.

False

In the case of False, the direction of the normal vectors at both ends of the original curve is different as shown here.

True

In the case of True, the direction of the normal vectors at both ends of the original curve are the same.

Because of the different orientation of these vectors, the shape changes between the False and True cases.

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