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Combining geometry (Union) and its new position

Posted 04.09.2014, 03:59 GMT-4 Geometry Version 4.4 2 Replies

Bartu Avci
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Hi everyone,

I combined several shapes into one by using the Boolean (Union).

Now I want to perform a parameter sweep by changing the position of this new shape. Is it possible to assign a single position to the whole shape (and sweep that single parameter), instead of trying to control all the spatial relations between all its components?

Thanks,
Bartu
2 Replies Last Post 08.09.2014, 10:16 GMT-4
Dima Apter
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Posted: 1 decade ago 04.09.2014, 06:34 GMT-4
Hi Bartu,

You can define the position of the first shape using variables (let's say X1=0 and Y1=0) and then define the position of other shapes relatively to the position of the first one (Xi=X1+dX, Yi=Y1+dY). Make the parameter sweep on the variables defining the first shape.

Regards,
Dima.

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Dima Apter
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Hi Bartu, You can define the position of the first shape using variables (let's say X1=0 and Y1=0) and then define the position of other shapes relatively to the position of the first one (Xi=X1+dX, Yi=Y1+dY). Make the parameter sweep on the variables defining the first shape. Regards, Dima. -- Dima Apter www.a2z-consulting.com
Pieter Westerik
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Posted: 1 decade ago 08.09.2014, 10:16 GMT-4
Alternatively, you could add a (Transforms->)Move node to your geometry, use the unity as the input, and move the whole unity around using the parameters of the Move node.
Alternatively, you could add a (Transforms->)Move node to your geometry, use the unity as the input, and move the whole unity around using the parameters of the Move node.

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