Mission Impossible: combining a linear stretch and a polar...

[Mr Cory]

Right people here it is. What i need/want is do chain the top linear parameter to the bottom polar parameter yet keep the linear param stretching horizontal.... Not at all easy Please if someone could come up with a solution it would be greatly appreciated and i would be sining their name from the roof top! Good Luck!!

[Mlabell]

What is thins thing, and what is it trying to accomplish? And you are right it is hard regardless of what the block is. I am still wondering if what you want could be done. The dynamic blockhead duo is gone on vacation together too. All that is left to help you right now is the B-squad...

[r424andy]

there is some potential "fun" here...just a matter of understanding the final result

[Mr Cory]

B-squad? Have you seen the replacements!?

Personally i dont think it is possible sigh. I had i light bulb last night about trying to fit in an XY param somehow have to have a look at it today.

Well i have a dynamic cross section made up of about 5 or 6 blocks. They allow me to draw from stratch a full cross section for a residenial house in about 2mins (that includes purlins dwangs insulation EVERYTHING) and this block here represents th ground level of a sloped site. The verticals are the piles which obviously need to remain level at the top.

[trlindell]

I think you are on the right track using an XY parameter. What about using two of them though, working on opposing endpoints?

[Mr Cory]

How do you mean both ends

[Mr Cory]

PRIMO!!!! I got IT!! Hahaha mint! the xy param worked perfectly!! Stoked!

[Mr Cory]

Heres the solution i got using 1 XY param

[Mlabell]

Heres the solution i got using 1 XY param

Sweet, now to make it tougher, try adding a flip.

[Mr Cory]

Flip? No no i think you mean usually acad mirror haha