Creating list in Python and adding assigning curve_id to it

Hi Guys!

I just want to create concentric circles and divide them, then later put cubic volumes on them possibly in a increasing or decreasing order. But I am not able to assign values to my self generated variables. What am I doing wrong.( refer image on what I want to achieve)

import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
originpt=rs.AddPoint(0,0,0)
R1= rs.GetReal("Enter the radius of inner most circle")
N = rs.GetInteger("Enter how many circles do you want", 3)
D = rs.GetReal("Enter the distance between circle")
S = rs.GetInteger("Enter how many divisions do you want")
for i in range(0,N):
C+str(i) = rs.AddCircle(originpt,({[i -1] * D} + R1)
P+str(i) = rs.DivideCurve((C +str(i)), S, True, True)

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Permalink Reply by Marios Tsiliakos on October 1, 2015 at 1:19pm

Where did you find this syntax?

Adding guids and strings seems weird for my simplistic mind.

The following works:

import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
originpt=rs.AddPoint(0,0,0)
R1= rs.GetReal("Enter the radius of inner most circle")
N = rs.GetInteger("Enter how many circles do you want", 3)
D = rs.GetReal("Enter the distance between circle")
S = rs.GetInteger("Enter how many divisions do you want")
for i in range(0,N):
newcurve=rs.AddCircle(originpt,(i -1) * D + R1)
rs.DivideCurve(newcurve,S,True,True)

You should refer to the ironpython forum for python related questions outside GH.

Best,

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