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  1. I just found out that turning off 'snap to geometry' in PDFs solved some problematic PDF redraws. So if your PDF is not vectorized (in my case with scanned PDFs), turn it off. This trouble has been shot.
  2. @DomC: I have changed the network, so that the last +1 vertex = vertex 0. As it is, the inner corners come in pairs. With a non-orthogonal shape they don't, so this network only works fully in a orthogonal shape. (But even when not working fully, it eliminates some of the vertices in non-ortho shapes, see below.) smallest distance beta 0.8.0 _EV2.vwx
  3. This might help, although it has not been done with the original poly. It gives the inner corners, the only corners that need to be checked. (If a node would exist that enabled a change of the start vertex of a poly, marionette-live would be a lot easier.) Ernst van der Vecht smallest distance beta 0.8.0 _EV.vwx
  4. Great, thanks, (I could send these things directly to you, but I suppose it is usefull if others can see what is happening) Ernst van der Vecht
  5. According to the description of the SetLineAttribute node I can set a dashed linestyle with f.i. a -1 input. But I don't think it works. SetLineAtt_iLinestyleQuestion.vwx
  6. It works with 3D objects, but I don't think it works with groups. You could use [Ungroup] & [Solid Boolean] (Objects/Solid) To make 1 object from the path-extruded squares. (But actually you don't have to mirror, move and rotate should be enough)
  7. When you input something else then 9 into 'Number of Boxes', then it goes wrong. The squares are out of line and there are still 9. There are 9 outputs of the ordered list when you input 3 into Number of Boxes. Maybe there is a solution without the ordered list with the [mul list] node (basic math), [Repeat], and [Sequence]?
  8. There's a Mirror node in 'Operations'
  9. Since it is symmetrical you could start with just a path-extrude of a square and mirror/rotate that six times.
  10. I changed it, using eyes instead of windows to show the viewpoints. Easier to show what is happening, easier to make, and probably easier to use to give feedback. Also attached records to all the eyes for further use. It is possible to: change the eye height of the ground floor separate from the other floors. choose to look out perpendicular, or to have diagonal windows when near a corner (as shown here) change the distance between eyes No views can be seen from the eyes yet. No analysis or the views can be made (that is my next step, I'll start at heving a look at ImgProcessing) No feedback can be give with f.i. red eyes . ParaViewAna030.zip
  11. Something else: It is a pity that the input 0 into the contour node gives a error message, while the output is ok: a single contour-line. There is a workaround: make more contours and just use one.
  12. When I changed the line into a window it also went away
  13. Yes, this happens. Don't expect too much from old networks and nodes.
  14. In the meantime I attached records and names to the windows. Something goes wrong when attaching the names: two windows go missing. Bug or my fault? ParaViewAna018zonderWS.zip
  15. I have a reason to start at the building looking at the church/trees/whatever: I don't know what a client wishes to query. It might be a church, it might be 'a beautiful view' f.i. defined as a park, water, trees, monuments etc. In my idea I can give all these thing a color and make the rest of the model white and find out if (and maybe how much) it can be seen from the window. Another idea is to save the view and use the appropriate view in a sales brochure. And another idea is to attach the point of view to a 3D-person which can be placed freely in the model. So it seems I should start at the point of view. However, it seems like you have an idea about how to 'project' the church to the building and that might overrule my arguments. If so, please let me know. Thanks Sarah and Marissa for thinking with me.
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