After some thought, I realized this is kind of similar to the Fibonacci sequence, in that each number is added to the previous one, but each time it needs to add a novel number, not one determined through the addition of the previous two.
On Mar 8, 9:25 pm, Ben <[email protected]> wrote: > In Rhino, if one is making many copies of an item, it can be copied > from each previous copy location ('From Last Point') I want to do > something similar using the XForm 'Move' command in Grasshopper. I > have a list of numbers, and a point. I want the point to be copied in > the x direction leaving widths between the points that are equal to > the numbers in my list. > > In other words, if my list of numbers is {23, 42, 7, 18}, then I want > a point to be moved 23 units over, then 42 units from that, then 7 > units from that, then 18 units from that. So, if I am copying these > points in the X direction, their x coordinates will be cumulative: 23, > (23+42=)65, (65+7=)72, (72+18)=90. > > Any ideas on how to do this? > > Thank you very much in advance for any advice you can offer. > > -Ben
