Perhaps this can help you. I'm working on a panellation project and I had to create sub lists from a continous list of UV vertex, what we did was to create several chained series that will give you a Re-ordered list. For example your listo goes from 0 to 20. You maje a first serie that has five elements, a 5 step and starts at 0, that would give you 0, 5, 10, 15. If you make a second serie that has a 2 step, starts from 0 and has 5 elements it will give you 0,2,4,6,8. You plug this result to the start value of the first serie and it should give you a redorder set of series like 0,5,10,15,2,7,12,17,4,9,14,19,6,11,16,21,8,13,18,23.
Hope it helps! Miguel. On Dec 5, 6:23 am, RSF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello. > I'm trying to do a grasshopper project to create fences. > The main objective at this point is to copy (align) vertical elements > to the path curves. > These elements should be spaced evently based on a "target distance" > between them. > Also "each" path segment should be divided number of segments and not > by lengh. > It works fine but theres a little annoyance...the vertical element is > copied twice in the segment junctions. > I used the "Explode" component that worked fine for dividing each > segment but the result of the "frames" component is a single list not > a list of frames for each segment that would result in a list of > lists. > Consequently, solving the doubled elements in the junctions problem > using "subset" component, after "frames", to eliminate the first > element (or the last) of each segment doesn't works. > Any thoughts about this? > I attached the grasshopper project and a sample 3dm file if anyone is > willing to take a look. > Thanks
