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Tom Moss replied to Tom Moss's discussion How to take strings of items out of a list in a single command

"Thanks guys Ill try out both today. Benjamin it looks perfect what you have posted up too! Thanks again Tom"

Dec 5, 2009

Benjamin Golder replied to Tom Moss's discussion How to take strings of items out of a list in a single command

"Here is a little combo I use frequently. It lets you make sets of any size from a flat list. "

Dec 4, 2009

But Why, Precisely? replied to Tom Moss's discussion How to take strings of items out of a list in a single command

"you could use cull patterns to strip away the points you don't need.."

Dec 4, 2009

Tom Moss commented on James Coleman's photo

HOPPER_Eco_01

"Is there anyway you can share you grasshopper definaition at all? This is something very interesting that I would love to learn! Thanks Tom"

Dec 4, 2009

Tom Moss posted a discussion

How to take strings of items out of a list in a single command

Hi all,Can i take strings of items out of a list? [ie take every 3 points out of a long list of points [if the number of points taken in a group was a variable that would be great]?So from a long list of points i can take every [x] points and graft or distribute them into seperate lists [therefore allowing me to construct lines from them]?Essentially I want to take out lines of points from a surface to reaconstruct by a loft.Can anyon help. Thank TomSee More

Dec 4, 2009

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Tom Moss replied to Tom Moss's discussion multiple lines [based on start and end points] from two point streams that look at the correponding point in sequence of the other stream

"hey, bit busy at moment to dig out that file [off on final year field trip tomorrow]. But the answer was to check the data was on corresponding levels [in terms of branching]. Therefore i solved it by flattening both sets and then using the line…"

Nov 19, 2009

Wojciech Hydzik replied to Tom Moss's discussion multiple lines [based on start and end points] from two point streams that look at the correponding point in sequence of the other stream

"hey, could you post your outcome by any chance. i'm going through what i think may be a similar issue and can't resolve it... cheers."

Nov 18, 2009

Tom Moss posted a discussion

RECURSIVE ERROR? how to tell where its from?

I have a working script, quite complex, but it gives recursive errors for parameters [eg S or V] but I have no idea which element it relates to... Is there any way to tell?Thanks Tom MossSee More

Oct 27, 2009

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Tom Moss replied to Tom Moss's discussion Rotate flat 2d objects perpendicular to camera [turn people and tress towards camera]

"thank you so much!"

Oct 21, 2009

Giulio Piacentino replied to Tom Moss's discussion Rotate flat 2d objects perpendicular to camera [turn people and tress towards camera]

"Hi Tom, I remember this by John Dolci here: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/orient-surface-to-camera. - Giulio ____________________________ giulio@mcneel.com McNeel Europe - Barcelona"

Oct 21, 2009

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Oct 16, 2009

Tom Moss replied to Tom Moss's discussion Geometry generated by a limited number of components

"This is the architectural intention I would like to achieve. A landscape whihc contains space underneath. [at the moment the components are limitless] Can I use the same input surface and somehow limit the variations of component used? Any ideas?"

Oct 16, 2009

David Rutten replied to Tom Moss's discussion How can I use closed curves projected onto on a surface to trim it?

"I have removed the 5MB bitmap attachment and replaced it with this 300kB jpeg instead. "

Sep 28, 2009

Tom Moss posted a discussion

How can I use closed curves projected onto on a surface to trim it?

I have recreated the set up by [a-ngine] on the photos, V useful technique! however i cant get out the finished surface with holes in?Any suggestions?Many thanks tom mossSee More

Sep 28, 2009

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