Can someone please explain the string syntax when using a Mask expression for a path compare component in grasshopper? Also, what is the sytax when adding an expression as an argument to a parameter component such as a point parameter?
It's been a while since this was updated. I couldn't find anyone asking this question but if you don't mind refreshing this post it would be great. I noticed that most of the masks described in here would not work with the latest GH. For example to get a range you used an example like this: {0;[0-10];0} while now it would have to be this: {0;(0~10);0} which is quite different. I honestly just kept trying different things until it worked but it would be nice to have a good set of working masks available for the latest GH.
David Rutten
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David Rutten
david@mcneel.com
Poprad, Slovakia
Oct 1, 2010
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David,
It's been a while since this was updated. I couldn't find anyone asking this question but if you don't mind refreshing this post it would be great. I noticed that most of the masks described in here would not work with the latest GH. For example to get a range you used an example like this: {0;[0-10];0} while now it would have to be this: {0;(0~10);0} which is quite different. I honestly just kept trying different things until it worked but it would be nice to have a good set of working masks available for the latest GH.
Thank you!
Mar 5, 2015