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Hi all. I want to create multiple surfaces using bottom center list, normal vector list, base radius list and cylinder height list using TCL code. Is it possible to do it in one step that will be faster than using for loop?
Regards,
Rachit.
Hi
You can create solid cone with
*solidcone and its parameters
or surface with
*surfaceconefull and its parameters
I hope these help
Regards
Hi You can create solid cone with *solidcone and its parameters or surface with *surfaceconefull and its parameters I hope these help Regards
Hi @Rogerio Nakano, thanks for your reply. But actually I was looking for something else. These commands will require me to use a for loop for creating multiple surfaces that is slow if I have many surfaces. I wanted an inbuilt HM function that may do it in one step like lines may be created all at one if I have base nodes and an vector. Is there any way to create multiple surfaces simultaneously?
Rachit
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