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Unroller
Represents the operation of Rhino's unrolling.
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brep | Brp | Brep to unroll | Brep |
| Curves | Crvs | Optional curves to follow the unroll | Curve |
| Points | Pts | Optional points to follow the unroll | Point |
| Explode | Exp | Explode output geometry | Boolean |
| Spacing | Spc | If explode is true, sets the value of spacing | Number |
| Absolute tolerance | aTol | Sets the absolute tolerance for the unrolling operation. Absolute tolerance is used in the evaluation of new entities, such as intersections, reprojections and splits. In the current implementation, absolute tolerance is used in tessellating rails, fitting curves and pulling back trims. | Number |
| Relative tolerance | rTol | Sets the relative tolerance for the unrolling operation. Relative tolerance is used in the evaluation of intrinsic properties, such as computations "along" the surface or brep. In the current implementation, relative tolerance is used to decide if a surface is flat enough to try to unroll. That helps ease the scale dependency. The surface has to be linear in one direction within (length * RelativeTolerance) to be considered linear for that purpose. Otherwise smash will ignore that tolerance and unroll anything. | Number |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breps | B | Unrolled breps | Brep |
| Curves | C | Unrolled curves | Curve |
| Points | P | Unrolled points | Point |
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