algorithmic modeling for Rhino
data matching problem
I created two polygons (triangles) one above the other, and then divided both of them into 3 parts, so that I can get its vertices.
Now I want to connect the vertices of both triangles in the way you can see in the 1.jpg attachment. In that way I will get an octahedron.
But, instead of that, when I set the "cross reference method" on my "Line" component I get this: 2.jpg
As you can see I get additional three green lines, which I do not need.
How can I remove them?
Thank you for the help.
Now I want to connect the vertices of both triangles in the way you can see in the 1.jpg attachment. In that way I will get an octahedron.
But, instead of that, when I set the "cross reference method" on my "Line" component I get this: 2.jpg
As you can see I get additional three green lines, which I do not need.
How can I remove them?
Thank you for the help.
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Permalink Reply by Danny Boyes on
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Technically this is not a data matching problem. Cross reference does exactly what it says, it connects a point in one list with every point in the other. I would suggest that the method to achieve what you want is using a shift list component. Have a look at the Definition attached.
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Permalink Reply by djordje on
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thank you Danny. worked perfectly !
Just one thing: I see you are using the "explode" component to explode the polygon into its vertices and get the points.
Instead of "explode" I am using a "divide" component for getting the vertices.
As I am a beginner, I am asking you which method is better?
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divide would only work on an equilateral triangle. where as explode gets you the vertices no matter the edge length
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