Thank you David I'm starting to learn GH so I don't know if I'm understanding it right.
I need to extract a dynamic (I don't know how) number of subsets (it depends on the number of points of a grid that can be modified by a slider) Then I need to use each set of data to build equal number of surfaces using point grid surface. If I was scripting, this is a loop that evaluates a variable N (the length of a list) and executes a couple of actions N times: 1- evaluate a number of lines at X % (this percentage variates each time the loop runs) 2- use those points to build a surface (each surface is an iteration of a blend-shape) 3- position each new surface in a different position of a grid Is too complicated? I can try to upload the progresses I have made on the definition. Thank you very much! do. On Oct 12, 3:34 pm, David Rutten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Daniel, > > if you extract multiple subsets, then put them all into a single > parameter, they will be merged back together. I've started writing > code this that will allow for separate storage of lists. not quite > sure when we'll have a first demo, but hopefully well before my > holiday starts. > > -- > David Rutten > Robert McNeel & Associates > > On Oct 12, 2:21 pm, "do.not" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi > > I've been trying (without success) to get series of subsets of a list > > defined dynamically. > > Let me try to explain: > > As the result of an evaluation, I get a long list of values which i > > need to break apart in N sets of N values and then use those sets to > > build geometry. > > Anny clues? > > THX. > > > P.S. Is great to see how dynamic this community has became! > > Thank you David for all the time you spend on us!
