"Well, you may or may not need to [Flatten] depending on how the culling indicies are generated. It's a matter of checking that the results are as expected. To obtain 8 values (from an original list of 10) you need to make sure GH is reading the…"
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Dividing Curves removing bounding value
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HiIm working on file in which I am dividing a curve into even and odd values and using those values as the starting points for new curves. My question is, How can I use the definition almost exactly…Continue
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g.nice replied to g.nice's discussion Dividing Curves removing bounding value"TAZ! you're the man! Both of these options worked, and I am using the list shifting technique, but could you explain how the culling technique is working? I mostly curious about the flatten tree operation..."
taz replied to g.nice's discussion Dividing Curves removing bounding value"You can strip off your bounding values by culling the list or shifting the list around.
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HiIm working on file in which I am dividing a curve into even and odd values and using those values as the starting points for new curves. My question is, How can I use the definition almost exactly like it is working now, (keeping the even and odd division values seperated) but not include the bounding values when drawing the new curves. For example if a curve is divided into 8 points, I want to use division points 2-7. If its divided into 100 points I want to use division points 2-99. I…See More
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