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Overlapping Objects
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Hi - This issue just came up a second time for me in ~3 hours and after working on it for about half of that I figure I'd post it here. I have two sets of objects, two sets of curves in different…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by nick axel Apr 7, 2010.
cross-file receiver?
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I've heard that it's possible to somehow link external data sources (processing, xls files, etc) to grasshopper. I'm wondering if there is a way to connect one grasshopper file to another through a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Adam Laskowitz Mar 30, 2010.
calculate nearest point loop?
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Hi. Although I'm not new to grasshopper but I am to the VB.NET component/scripting. I am taking an intro class right now in VB but it's very different than what I saw in the LIFT Primer! I am really…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alexander Kalachev Mar 27, 2010.
there HAS to be a better way to do this
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Quick explanation of what I'm trying to do:I have about 160 "sets of points". Each set of point (with a varying amount) has a sphere fit to them, and then a circle is made with a varying radius to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Danny Boyes Feb 5, 2010.
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nick axel replied to nick axel's discussion Overlapping Objects"yes, just preferably with the ability to have the objects only be on 1 specified layer (so in the example, all of the filtered through objects to be in the second curve set)"
David Rutten replied to nick axel's discussion Overlapping Objects"So are you looking for something akin to SelDup in Rhino?
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nick axel posted a discussionOverlapping Objects
Hi - This issue just came up a second time for me in ~3 hours and after working on it for about half of that I figure I'd post it here. I have two sets of objects, two sets of curves in different modules; one has 50 curves, the other has 25. Some of the objects in each set overlap and are essentially duplicates of each other (but not every curve - The only thing that may vary is the color of the object but the coordinates are exactly the same). I'm looking for a way to isolate only the ones…See More
Adam Laskowitz replied to nick axel's discussion cross-file receiver?"You could stream a "panel" component as a .txt file and read that file in the other grasshopper file using the "path reader" component. You may run into some read/write errors though, but it should work most of the time. Better…"
nick axel replied to nick axel's discussion cross-file receiver?"well, that certainly makes sense. thanks for the replies!"
David Rutten replied to nick axel's discussion cross-file receiver?"Ok, Grasshopper does use additional memory, and the more data you have in your Grasshopper window the more memory will be used. But when you imagine a receiver component that works across multiple files, it presumes both files are active, otherwise…"
nick axel replied to nick axel's discussion cross-file receiver?"david- i don't think its a bug but because i am using too much memory. In the file i have to use ~200 individual processes that all feed into a single function process (either because i don't know how to use trees or vbnet well enough or…"
David Rutten replied to nick axel's discussion cross-file receiver?"Hi Nick,
this is not possible at present, and I'd rather fix the crash bug than supply this feature. Are you crashing because you are running out of memory? If so, then how does splitting a single file into two pieces help, if they both need…"
Deepthi replied to nick axel's discussion cross-file receiver?"Yeah I was wondering about the exact same thing! Hope there is a positive solution to this"
nick axel posted a discussioncross-file receiver?
I've heard that it's possible to somehow link external data sources (processing, xls files, etc) to grasshopper. I'm wondering if there is a way to connect one grasshopper file to another through a receiver? My reasons for asking is that I have two large files that sometimes cause memory exceptions and crashes to happen; the second file is based on the data created in the first. What I have been doing is baking the first file for use in the second, but then every time I change something in the…See More
Alexander Kalachev replied to nick axel's discussion calculate nearest point loop?"Hi guys
does anyone know a reference, or a way to write it in VB.net,to make it work a bit faster?
I would need this kin of function but as a recursive one...
Thnx"
Damien Alomar replied to nick axel's discussion calculate nearest point loop?"yea, I guess I just have the habit of looking for things via index...."
nick axel replied to nick axel's discussion calculate nearest point loop?"Wow. It looks like I seriously need to learn how to use trees. I knew the answer was somewhere in there (and even in graft) but I just wasn't sure how (and where) to use it. It turns out that I only needed to do it about 10 times (though it…"
Vicente Soler replied to nick axel's discussion calculate nearest point loop?"I think you can avoid 3 components by directly connecting the points to the A input of the sort component."
Vicente Soler replied to nick axel's discussion calculate nearest point loop?"In case you'd like to automatize what you where doing by hand (shifting the list) use something like this:
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