That should put me on the right track.
A loop over i and j, being the size of the pattern would do the trick.
Is there a way to get the size of the pattern?
I can do it manually, selecting one point at a time and projecting it.
It would be convenient to use a macro because I have a few thousand points.
When I record a macro for one point I will get a macro for repeatedly projecting that point.
What I need is to modify the code to allow me to select...
Hi,
I'm trying to build a macro, but I am struggling to get started.
I want the user to be prompted to select two things:
1) Select a pattern
2) Select a surface
Next I want a For-loop that will go through the pattern.
The pattern will be a number of points.
So, point for point I now want to...
It is probably faster to just make a circle and revolve it around an axis outside it.
For my trials I've made a 100 mm circle and revolved it around an axis 150 mm from its centre, but you might as well try on a sphere.
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to make a set of evenly distributed points on a curved surface.
To simplify, imagine a torus/donut as my surface. The points don't have to be perfectly distributed/evenly spaced.
How do I do this?
I have approached it in three steps:
1) Generate an even cloud...