les Posted February 20 Share Posted February 20 Hello which node can i use to do the opposite of the extrude node? i want to turn a solid into a 2d polygon. I would be very happy for a tip 🙂 Quote Link to comment
Marionette Maven Marissa Farrell Posted February 20 Marionette Maven Share Posted February 20 Right now there isn't a node for that. What exactly are you hoping to do? Take the top face and get the 2D representation? The bottom? Quote Link to comment
les Posted February 20 Author Share Posted February 20 I think that's what I want to do, Yes. so that i get a 2d polygon again like before the extrusion Quote Link to comment
Letti R Posted February 21 Share Posted February 21 (edited) Hello, Â if you have a simple solid object (e.g. a cube or an extrusion) this could be done by "extracting" the top or the bottom of the solid. But if your solid object gets just a little bit more complicated, for example two different sized cubes that are added together, this is not as straight forward anymore and there would be different ways, that would give different results. You could for example: want to have the bottom of the solid or just the top or the polygon of a section at a given height or all faces that you can see from the top all faces that you can see from the bottom and maybe more... Maybe you can provide us with an example file where you show some solids that you have, aswell as the expected results. Â Regards, Letti Edited February 21 by Letti R Quote Link to comment
les Posted February 21 Author Share Posted February 21 Hey Letti Thanks for the answer. Yes, it's just about extracting the bottom or top of a simple voulmen body, as a 2d polygon. Whether it is the bottom or the top does not matter. Do you have an idea how I can do this?  I have attached the part of the script I have already written. It's all about creating concreted edges with the right amount of concrete depending on the type. My goal would be to create an object node with a 2d polygon as output.  lg Sebatain Randstein.vwx Quote Link to comment
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