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Best surface measuring strategy?
MichaelPascoe
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What is a good method for measuring points on a surface within featurescript?
Is there a "create mesh" that I can apply to the surface first then measure those points?
There must be more efficient way than what I am imagining:
- Split the surface into a grid
- Measure the split points from a plane
Is there a "create mesh" that I can apply to the surface first then measure those points?
There must be more efficient way than what I am imagining:
- Split the surface into a grid
- Measure the split points from a plane
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EvanReese Member, Mentor Posts: 2,080 ✭✭✭✭✭@MichaelPascoe take a look at the Attractor Pattern or Surface Pattern feature to see how to make a point grid on the surface, then iterate through them in a for loop to measure each one to your reference plane. Does that sound like it would do what you want?Evan Reese1
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If he could put those on the surface of what you’re showing, I wonder if he would be able to select one of those UV lines with the measure tool, in order to get a distance
This will work perfectly for what I'm trying to do.
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