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Rhino Common vs. VB.NET Legacy
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I am using:Rhino 4 (SR9)GH version 0.8.0004 Forgive me for my lack of technical language...I am learning... From my understanding, the primary difference between the two scripting components in…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Baer Feb 20.
VB.NET component. I go mad now...
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I've spent a good number of hours in frustration this weekend trying to learn the vb.net scripting component. What I would like to do is very simple: I have two circular extrusions. One is a solid,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Matthew Owens Feb 20.
Using strings to manage lists
I have used strings to separate elements within a list (lines, points) but what I would really like to do is use string components to assign specific information to these elements. To be more…Continue
Started Jan 20
Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices.
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I have a list of items (under one branch) which I would like to split into separate branches at a list of specific indices. Is my question clear? Anyone know how to do this?Continue
Tags: Branch, Tree, Data, List
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jaime Sanchez-Alvarez Feb 22.
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Jaime Sanchez-Alvarez replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices.
Danny Boyes replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices.Jaime Sanchez-Alvarez replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices."May I ask a complementary question; better through a simple example ?
How to get List B from List A ?List A List B {0} {0}0. …"
Steve Baer replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Rhino Common vs. VB.NET Legacy"Hi Matthew,
If you are starting a project, I would recommend focusing on RhinoCommon. This SDK "should" be easier to use (or at least more consistent with other .NET SDKs) and is the SDK that we are updating when requests come in for…"
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Any plans to connect additional databases? Google Earth is nice for Architects, but having geological surveys would be much better for Engineers.
Also, having the ability to…"
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Jaime Sanchez-Alvarez replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices."Thanks a lot for your expertise, Danny"
Danny Boyes replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices."By using the Shift List method you can have an Expression on the B input of the Domain Component of B-1. Note that my original list must have the last number larger than the intended domain.
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Jaime Sanchez-Alvarez replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices." Hi, Danny!
I think this consecutive domains component is very powerful. Comment/Question:
Is there a direct way of generating the domains bounds --taking your example-- like this: 0.0 To 1.0, 2.0 To 5.0, 6.0 To…"
Using strings to manage lists
I have used strings to separate elements within a list (lines, points) but what I would really like to do is use string components to assign specific information to these elements. To be more specific. I would like to use scene geometry with three reference points (for example) arrayed along a curve. These points have a specific relationship to the geometry which I would prefer to control in the scene. I would like to assign string identifiers to these elements (Referenced Point - A, Referenced…See More
Danny Boyes replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices."It's not the end of the world if you don't have the latest version because it's easy enough to generate the domains with Shift List
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Danny Boyes replied to Matthew Owens's discussion Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices."There's a great new component in version 0.8.0064 which generates a list of consecutive domains from a single list of numbers. This used in conjunction with the SubList component gives you your desired split.
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Break single path into multiple paths at specific indices.
I have a list of items (under one branch) which I would like to split into separate branches at a list of specific indices. Is my question clear? Anyone know how to do this?See More
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