figured it out by using sliders, greater than and less than equations, and cull point lists. grasshopper's interface must be the most brilliant in history - once i got the hang of this list culling thing, it all worked perfectly. too well actually. amazing work guys. thank you!
http://grasshopper3d.googlegroups.com/web/noobsorting_01solution.jpg?gsc=BsacQRYAAAA9x-MmfbcNAqbZkcRwjx7gS7ibph5ftdNh9K_-frBgDg On Jan 2, 11:37 pm, dingle <[email protected]> wrote: > hey, one more. > i have a grid of points, each with a meaningful z value. these values > are all different but should be classified into 4 or 5 ranges. range 1 > would contain all points with z values of 0-40, range 2 gets 41-60, > and so on. then, at each of these points, a polygon should be placed > with a radius determined by the range value. like, points in range 1 > should have a polygon with a radius of 20, range 2 gets 30, range 3 > gets 50, etc. > i've been struggling with this for a while and can't seem to find the > solution. i don't think it's worth posting any images, it's so > simple... > thanks for any help.
