Hi sdg, you can use a Graph component to add a sine wiggle to a list of incrementing numbers. Once you have a list of curve parameters, you can shatter the curve in one go.
http://grasshopper3d.googlegroups.com/web/SineCurveDivision.png?gsc=GLHu8RYAAAB6fV15stP2sSn6BeAr6dfG4-FG0Nv81OU9d3uhK_o8oQ -- David Rutten [email protected] Robert McNeel & Associates On Feb 20, 9:30 am, sdg <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > I've been looking to divide a curve into uneven segments, but with > more control than the random divide post suggests. I currently have a > definition that finds the length between two variable sine curves > (variable by number of points, frequency, and amplitude), giving me a > list of similar but varied lengths (which is the goal- slight > variations on a repetitive spacing length). However, when input into a > Divide.Length, the result is equal divisions of the curve for each > length of my list. I tried an EvaluateLength command, but the results > still are not the "length1, length2, etc" division I am after. I > imagine there is a relatively simple list management technique I am > missing. Any thoughts are appreciated
