On Feb 23, 12:14 pm, David Rutten <[email protected]> wrote:
> Until I add a Keep-Nth component, you can accomplish this by using a
> cull pattern. For example, if you want to keep every 6th item,
> starting with the second item, then cull using the following pattern:
>
> False
> True
> False
> False
> False
> False
This was exactly my first approach... however, I needed a variable
"nth" and this approach didn't work for me like the series-interval
trick. Perhaps you can explain why I was getting errors when I tried
to make your method variable. I created three strings... False, True,
False. The third string I duplicated N times and attached to an
integer slider. Merge three streams into a list of variables and I
had an Nth Boolean pattern. All goes well until I try to connect this
to a cull object. Apparently it doesn't recognize boolean definitions
as a list of individuated strings?
Thanks,
Marc
P.S. How do you find time to work on GH itself? We keep you awfully
busy with our silly questions and wish lists and scripting
challenges. ;)
