You mean something like this? http://grasshopper3d.googlegroups.com/web/linesaroundcircles.jpg I did it by moving the points away from the circle instead of culling them. Then connect all the points to an interpolate curve component and extract the desired sub-curves. I decided to move them gradually, but you could move them so they are all completely outside the circle. They look weird because of the low number of points. I used only one of your circles in this example.
On Dec 18, 8:22 pm, amschluter <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm a fairly new user of grasshopper and i have been struggling to > complete this equation. I have set up a grid of points and then i > compared their distance from the center point of a circle with the > radius of that circle. If the points fell within the reaction area > they were culled. I want to connect the remaining points in a series > of horizontal lines that move up or down (out of the way of the way of > the reaction areas) and then continuing on their original horizontal > track. I was thinking I could set it up so that they would connect > the point closest to them, or that maybe I could divide the grid up > with assymptotes running through the centers of the reaction areas and > the lines could respond to those. so far, however, i have been > unsuccessful...please help....i have uploaded the file to my equation > in its current state under the same title as this post.
