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"{0;0;?} will return all paths with two leading zeros.  I'm not so sure about how to split items on a particular level (like {0;0;0} through {0;0;5} vs. {0;0;6} through {0;0;10}), but the ? is really useful. I also put…"

"You can use a series to create the paths and simplify the Tree: "

"In the screenshot above, is there any way to express a range of branches rather than listing them individually? e.g. to split off branches {0;0;1} to {0;0;10}"

"thnks vicente, sometimes you dont realize to use this methods till someone suggest it . veeeery helpful thanks!!! "

"your solution is enought for me, I could try an "interruptor" as a reset function to load again the base curves... lot of points to learn from your piece of code. thanks a lot!"

"youre right still ambiguous, just once  you open the file and make the point moves, so I think is your last option."

"so far, so clear, so good"

"I guess that the data dam is properly coded.   I thought the data dam held on the data for an amount of time before outputting it (I think this is what you expect when you read the words buffer and dam), but it seems to output the…"

"Hi! What's the difference with the Data Dam component?"

"I deleted the attachment apparently."

"Hola, Maybe this is what you are looking for. This will add a new point every second while the slider is moving instead of at every component update."

"I attached a file which only computes the DivideByLength() once. However it will not update even when you change the curve. I don't think we have a good mechanism in RhinoCommon to test whether a curve is exactly the same as some other curve…"

"From looking at your code I think what you want to achieve is to cache the division points of the DivideByLength method so you only compute these points once for every curve. Is that correct? -- David Rutten david@mcneel.com Poprad, Slovakia"

"What do you mean by "just once"? Just once, ever, in the entire history of space and time? Just once for every session of Rhino and Grasshopper? Just once every time you open the GH file containing the script? Just once every time the…"

"GH is an event based interface. So what happens is this: You move the mouse. Windows detects that Grasshopper is the currently active window and it send a message containing the details of the mouse movement to the Grasshopper message…"

"sorry Ill try to be more explicit. in that definition there is a point in a 2d slider collect the positions with rec. each time I move the point there is a new point colected  with rec. stored in a list related to the rec question 1: a new…"