M_Rhino_Geometry_Brep_CreateFromLoftRebuild

Brep.CreateFromLoftRebuild Method

Constructs one or more Breps by lofting through a set of curves. Input for the loft is simplified by rebuilding to a specified number of control points.

Namespace: Rhino.Geometry
Assembly: RhinoCommon (in RhinoCommon.dll) Version: Rhino 6.0

Syntax

C#

public static Brep[] CreateFromLoftRebuild(
	IEnumerable<Curve> curves,
	Point3d start,
	Point3d end,
	LoftType loftType,
	bool closed,
	int rebuildPointCount
)

VB

Public Shared Function CreateFromLoftRebuild ( 
	curves As IEnumerable(Of Curve),
	start As Point3d,
	end As Point3d,
	loftType As LoftType,
	closed As Boolean,
	rebuildPointCount As Integer
) As Brep()

Parameters

 

curves

Type: System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable(Curve)
The curves to loft through. This function will not perform any curve sorting. You must pass in curves in the order you want them lofted. This function will not adjust the directions of open curves. Use Curve.DoDirectionsMatch and Curve.Reverse to adjust the directions of open curves. This function will not adjust the seams of closed curves. Use Curve.ChangeClosedCurveSeam to adjust the seam of closed curves.

start

Type: Rhino.Geometry.Point3d
Optional starting point of loft. Use Point3d.Unset if you do not want to include a start point.

end

Type: Rhino.Geometry.Point3d
Optional ending point of lost. Use Point3d.Unset if you do not want to include an end point.

loftType

Type: Rhino.Geometry.LoftType
type of loft to perform.

closed

Type: System.Boolean
true if the last curve in this loft should be connected back to the first one.

rebuildPointCount

Type: System.Int32
A number of points to use while rebuilding the curves. 0 leaves turns this parameter off.

Return Value

Type: Brep[]
Constructs a closed surface, continuing the surface past the last curve around to the first curve. Available when you have selected three shape curves.

Version Information

Supported in: 6.0.16224.21491, 5D58w

See Also

Reference

Brep Class
Rhino.Geometry Namespace