LineObject
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On 27/08/2012 at 11:07, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello,
I would like to triangulate a spline. I use LineObject.Triangulate() for that and it's work well if I have only one segment.
If tey are more than one there is no function SetSegment to set the segments. How can I do ? (I don't want to use CallCommand or use an ExtrusionObject or other, I want realy triangulate into a PolygonObject)
Script example when a spline is active :
import c4d def main() : lo = c4d.LineObject(op.GetPointCount(),op.GetSegmentCount()) for i,p in enumerate(op.GetAllPoints()) : lo.SetPoint(i,p) poly = lo.Triangulate(0.0) doc.InsertObject(poly) c4d.EventAdd() if __name__=='__main__': main()
Thx
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On 23/04/2013 at 22:45, xxxxxxxx wrote:
up !
anyone had an idea, or it's impossible ? (if it's impossible -> wishing list for r2015 with the possibility to create ngons ...) -
On 24/04/2013 at 03:54, xxxxxxxx wrote:
why don't you just create multiple LineObject out of your SplineObject (where you do
have full access to the spline (segment) data) in python? i am also not quite sure if
converting the spline object control points into LineObject points is a very suitable
approach for a practical plugin, as this will cause you to loose any interpolation.ps : ' for r2015 with '. i would call that downright blasphemy
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On 24/04/2013 at 08:49, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Originally posted by xxxxxxxx
why don't you just create multiple LineObject out of your SplineObject
For "classical" segments it's not a problem. It's only when a segment is within an other, triangulate in C++ make a hole into the polygon in python no way ...