Ahora como puedo modificar los parametros del cubo desde grasshopper para cambiar su tamaño y forma y que ademas permanezca como un elemento solido en la ventana de Rhino?
For the sake of simplicity such an action is far easier in Rhinoceros alone, however you can create a list (sometimes you need to graph the input) for surfaces, edges and vertices then alter the values for each one. If you want these altered elements to influence the cube, then you have to reconstruct the cube based on these elements.
Hello, @09102861, you simply apply a list component with a number slider to select the specific element you want. You can do this for all three outputs from the deconstruct brep component. :)
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Ahora como puedo modificar los parametros del cubo desde grasshopper para cambiar su tamaño y forma y que ademas permanezca como un elemento solido en la ventana de Rhino?
Is there a way so that we could change these values of surface/vertice/edges after deconstructing brep...?
For the sake of simplicity such an action is far easier in Rhinoceros alone, however you can create a list (sometimes you need to graph the input) for surfaces, edges and vertices then alter the values for each one. If you want these altered elements to influence the cube, then you have to reconstruct the cube based on these elements.
how do you select a specific surface/ curve/ or point from there?
Hello, @09102861, you simply apply a list component with a number slider to select the specific element you want. You can do this for all three outputs from the deconstruct brep component. :)