Grasshopper

algorithmic modeling for Rhino

I have a curve, which i divided and got certain points. I would like to move these points on the curve, but in such a way that each point is moved by it's own value plus the sum of all the translation values of points before it.

Lets say that i have a fixed radius circle originating from each point, they are touching. I want to move these points in such a way that none of them intersects, but the gap between some of them increases.


I have currently set up an elaborate network of intervals and lists. I have created a very simple list of numbers that go from 0, to some value, then back to 0 again. I have tried adding these numbers, to the 0-1.0 range which represents the position of points on this curve but the only thing i achieved is to move the points on the curve.

I'm not sure what i could do here. Could i perhaps create a list, that would query another list, take an index, and then add all of the values below that index?

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Wrong definition. I managed to create a list of intervals 0-1, 0-2, 0-3, 0-4 and so on, but i don't know how to use it to add numbers from another list that lay in those intervals.
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Ok, now i know that there are stupid questions.

I just figured out that mass addition has another output.

I guess i can still ask if this sounds like a good way to achieve a point movement along a curve?

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