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pyrit replied to Dusan Bosnjak's discussion Divide curve, multiple distances (a,a,a,a along curve, into a,b,a,b,a,b.. along curve).

"hi there, run into the same prob. figured it out, but i bet theres a more efficient way to do this ?! 2 questions evolved : * is there a way to assure that random genarated points give a certain sum . eg domain 0-10, 10 numbers which sum up to…"

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Eric replied to Dusan Bosnjak's discussion Loft, wrong order

"Thank You! Your answer just saved me a ton of time!"

Feb 11

Heinz Nachtigall commented on Dusan Bosnjak's photo

test1

"very simple idea/system, yet awesome athestics!!! Would love to see this in real - actuall one could make this easily at home with - it's not difficult to buold but very tiresome repetitive if you do it all by hand manually :) - but this would…"

Nov 22, 2011

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Nov 22, 2011

angel kirkov replied to Dusan Bosnjak's discussion Divide curve, multiple distances (a,a,a,a along curve, into a,b,a,b,a,b.. along curve).

"Hello there, I also have a question.... is it possible to put a list for a series of division points in the component divide by distance?? ex 1,3,1,5,1 etc?"

Oct 5, 2011

Dusan Bosnjak posted a discussion

Rounding numbers in a list.

If i have a list of numbers in the domain 0-1.0, can i round them up to a set list of values? For example, I've used the same domain to create a range of numbers. They are 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0. I would like my 0-1 numbers from the first list to be rounded to these values. so that everything thats between 0 and say 0.125 gets rounded to 0, 0.125-.375 to .25 and so on.See More

Nov 14, 2010

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Danny Boyes replied to Dusan Bosnjak's discussion Dividing a list into groups.

"The path Mapper is the best way to achieve this, but as it stands now you have to enter the integers manually into the path mapper (i.e. you cannot pick up the number from another source). To split a list with the first N items going into the first…"

Nov 4, 2010

pyrit replied to Dusan Bosnjak's discussion Dividing a list into groups.

"hello, as im also always struggelin with data structures, trees and so on i thought i give a try. i think its not a very slim solution, im also not very happy with my selection mechanism."

Nov 4, 2010

Dusan Bosnjak posted a discussion

Dividing a list into groups.

How can i create branches cotaining items from one single list? Take a look at the simple example. See More

Nov 3, 2010

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Dusan Bosnjak replied to Dusan Bosnjak's discussion Trim a point grid

"I could perhaps extrude the curve, have it intersect the surface, and then where i have the whole surface as input now, replace it with the result?"

Oct 21, 2010

Dusan Bosnjak posted a discussion

Trim a point grid

I'm trying to write a definition for a relatively simple concept that my friend has. He wants to have a set of clyinders touching and moving along their height axis thus creating a 3d form. I first created a grid of points that would be suitable for setting up the cylinders so they touch eachother. I've done it with some math. Then the only way i thought of projecting these points to a surface was by letting lines generate from every point and intersecting the line with the surface.The next…See More

Oct 21, 2010

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