Karl wrote:
Simply rotating the hedge would have it growing outward at a slope rather than still growing vertically.
This is true - I was trying to keep it simple.
I thought skewing it would have ben a bit more complicated until I looked back at the script.
Actually adding an XFORM command is probably just as easy as adding the ROT commands.
I did this myself in the hedge object (see image attached).
At the beginning of the 3D script add...
XFORM 1, 0, 0, 0,
0, 1, 0, 0,
rake_len_hgt/A, rake_wid_hgt/B, 1, 0
Create 2 parameters.
rake_len_hgt is the height you want to rake along the length of the hedge
rake_wid_hgt is the height you want to rake along the width of the hedge
It really should be a simple as adding that to the beginning of the 3D script.
Save the hedge as a new object with a new name so you don't accidentally replace it if ever the Graphisoft library gets updated.
Barry.
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