Re: How to generate a simple list?

[David Rutten]

Hi Justin.

if you're certain that you have the same number of motion vectors as
you have points to move, then the problem may lie in the Data Tree
mismatching.
Are you using a version higher than 0.6?

If yes, try flattening the input of the [Move.T] input.

Also, There seems to be a bug with Merge, instead of merge, plug both
vector arrays into the T input of Move and see if that makes a
difference.

--
David Rutten
da...@mcneel.com
Robert McNeel & Associates


On Apr 1, 11:09 pm, Justin <trex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am an Architecture student and I am having a lot of fun using
> Grasshopper in school. Thanks for all your hard work.
>
> Here is an image of what I am working with:
>
> http://grasshopper3d.googlegroups.com/web/gh.png?hl=en&gsc=l_xZMxYAAA...
>
> I have a pretty simple issue that I can't figure out how to remedy.
> Basically I want to generate a series of numbers that will be used to
> move a list of points in the z direction. I would like the series of
> numbers to range from minimum to max, then back to min (step 2 in the
> image), such as:
>
> 8.55
> 9.10
> 9.64
> 10.19
> 10.74
> 11.29
> 11.83
> 12.38
> 12.93
> 13.48
> 14.02
> 14.57
> 15.12
> 15.67
> 16.21
> 16.76
> 17.31
> 17.86
> 18.40
> 18.95
> 19.50
> 19.50
> 18.95
> 18.40
> 17.86
> 17.31
> 16.76
> 16.21
> 15.67
> 15.12
> 14.57
> 14.02
> 13.48
> 12.93
> 12.38
> 11.83
> 11.29
> 10.74
> 10.19
> 9.64
> 9.10
> 8.55
> 8.00
>
> So I got that part working, the issue is when I try to 'Move' the
> points (Step 3 in the image), the translated geometry coming out of
> the 'Move' module is moved in a linear fashion e.g. 8 -> 20 instead of
> the desired 8 -> 20 -> 8.
>
> Could someone help me understand why this is happening?
>
> Thanks