Octopus Loop - How to use

Hello everyone,

very new to grasshopper, I want to repeat a process taking place on a grid multiple times using a Loop. I did it using the Anemone Loop which was great and easier for me to understand, but gets very slow when I increase the grid cells. So I decided to use the Octopus Loop, but my problem is that I don't get how it works. I don't understand what do I need to connect to the bottom wire entrances and how. I read the Manual and googled a lot, but no results.

Could anyone give me some insight or give a link where I can find it out?

best

theodora

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Permalink Reply by Flávia Tissot on March 18, 2021 at 17:09

Hi Theodora! Did you solve your problem?

I'm looking for some tutorials too and didn't find it :(

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