Hello everyone,
Is there a way to drap a 2d surface or polygone into a 3d surface (like in the picture joined). If there is in which format do we need the surface and polygone to be?
Thank you in advance
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Drap a 2D surface or polygone on a 3d Surface
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Best answer by kailinatsafe
Hello @sami26beniaouf, thanks for posting! I think as long as the inputs are both surface geometries, the SurfaceDraper or the SurfaceOnSurfaceOverlayer will help accomplish this. If you need to convert another geometry to surface, try using the TINGenerator beforehand. Feel free to reach out with an update if you're still having overlaying issues! Happy to help, Kailin.
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Hello @sami26beniaouf, thanks for posting! I think as long as the inputs are both surface geometries, the SurfaceDraper or the SurfaceOnSurfaceOverlayer will help accomplish this. If you need to convert another geometry to surface, try using the TINGenerator beforehand. Feel free to reach out with an update if you're still having overlaying issues! Happy to help, Kailin.