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How to cull overlapping lines

Hi,

I am an inexperienced Grasshopper user looking for some help.

I have a tree like structure created using the Anemone add-in.

After the component runs, I want to be able to cull any lines that are overlapping with one another. I thought maybe that 'discontinuity' would work, but maybe not..

Attached is the .gh file, and a screen grab - I have highlighted the areas in question.

Thanks for your time.

Nate

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Permalink Reply by Philipp Siedler on November 23, 2016 at 8:09am

Hi, I could not open your file, but I just made one similar to yours. Hope it helps.

cheers, Phil

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Permalink Reply by Nate Crosby on November 23, 2016 at 10:56am

Hi Phill,

Thanks for your help and example definition.

I have re-attached my gh. file again with your definition attached, however it seems to work only for a couple of overlapping lines, and I can't find the reason for this.

You said you couldn't open my file, do you have the Anemone add-in? If not here is the download to put into the components folder and some example files of the plug in.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B7j_XoWgS949TlhfSVVLSUROYWc

Thanks for your time,

Nate

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Permalink Reply by Philipp Siedler on November 23, 2016 at 3:25pm

This is how far I am right now. Not sure how to get rid of the floating branches...

cheers, Phil

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