Hi Thomas,
我不知道我将如何使用g the API.
I would do it using one of our CAD plugins. Do you use a 3D modeling software? If so, which one?
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Edit: I just got a flash after I wrote the first message.
I might have an idea for you. A strange one, but it could work.
Try creating a very very very tightly spaced grid, potentially like 10x tighter than what you really need.
Project it on the surface as you intended. Then clean up the resulting point to only keep the ones you really need.
I'm attaching a macro a did for another project that lets you modify the density of the points in a curve so that points are evenly spaced out.
That should be a good starting point. It's not like "THE" answer, but it could help you move forward.
I also added a small RDK station so that you can test out the macro on 2 simple 300 mm lines. One to add points and one to remove points.
Hope it helps.
Jeremy
我不知道我将如何使用g the API.
I would do it using one of our CAD plugins. Do you use a 3D modeling software? If so, which one?
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Edit: I just got a flash after I wrote the first message.
I might have an idea for you. A strange one, but it could work.
Try creating a very very very tightly spaced grid, potentially like 10x tighter than what you really need.
Project it on the surface as you intended. Then clean up the resulting point to only keep the ones you really need.
I'm attaching a macro a did for another project that lets you modify the density of the points in a curve so that points are evenly spaced out.
That should be a good starting point. It's not like "THE" answer, but it could help you move forward.
I also added a small RDK station so that you can test out the macro on 2 simple 300 mm lines. One to add points and one to remove points.
Hope it helps.
Jeremy
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