Hi Matthew, Yes, very much so. VB and C# are strongly typed languages, meaning all variables are of a specific type (integer, String, circle etc.) and they cannot be mixed up. The script that you paste into the VB Component only works for a specific collection of input and output parameters. By default, you get 2 inputs (both of type Object) and 1 output. However, people often need more inputs, or they need the input to be of a specific type. So, when you copy-paste a bit of code, you have to make sure that the parameters of the new components have the same name and type as the original one.
-- David Rutten [email protected] Robert McNeel & Associates On Feb 11, 1:05 am, matthew <[email protected]> wrote: > Okay, > I am far newer to this than many of you...in fact I am quite green. I > do not know how to write code, I only know how to load prewritten > scripts and run them. So my question is about copying and pasting code > that I know works when I load it in the Rhino field. When I copy and > paste this same code into the source (middle area) of the VB.net > scriptable component, I am getting syntax errors. As a consequence, I > am getting no output data. Is the VB.net scriptable component of > Grasshopper less forgiving about syntax than Rhino Script?
