algorithmic modeling for Rhino
combine lists into separate branches and then re-separate
Hi,
I have two lists:
list 1:
a
b
c
d
list 2:
w
x
y
z
i want to end up with a tree with 2 branches that look like this:
{0}
1. a
2. b
3. c
4. d
{1}
1. w
2. x
3. y
4. z
so then I want to do a number of operations on both branches, and then re-separate them.
I tried to play with the flip matrix node, but I am dealing with lists with different lengths, and I am not sure how to handle all the steps in between so that the end result can easily be separated.
thanks,
Dimitar
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Permalink Reply by Sylvain Usai on
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"Entwine" and "split tree" can do such a thing. See attached
the "?" in the "{0;?}" split mask expression is a wildcard, it means "any single character".
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Permalink Reply by Michael Pryor on
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partition list can work as well.
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Permalink Reply by Dimitar Pouchnikov on
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thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention that I am dealing with initial data that is already in branches, and i cannot entwine it correctly yet.
How would I accomplish mergins these two lists that I can later split to do, for example ruled surfaces?
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You can then skip the entwine and use a path mapper like this on every lists :
List 0 : from {A} to {0;A} (you'll have to simplify the A list first and make sure it will always have two indexes)
List 1 : from {A} to {1;A} (idem)
Then, you merge the two result do your operation and split tree in the end. -
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