the simplist solution to what you asked for in the picture is path mapper.
it lets you rearrange subtrees be identifying a source path and a target path on how you want it changed.
as I understand it, {a;b}(i) is the standard syntax of a path. The letters can be any variable but the {;}() is the important stuff. \4 means group every 4 i's into the same target path.
Danny Boyes wrote a great starter guide to the mapper.
I also dragged out some culling components which are other great ways to break paths and lists down into the way you want it organized, when some logic is required. the best thing to do is mouse over their inputs and play with them, found under sets->sequence. sorry for the typos in the picture my laptops keyboard is so tiny.
Yoann Mescam (Systemiq)
Nov 6, 2011
Donald E Vance
the simplist solution to what you asked for in the picture is path mapper.
it lets you rearrange subtrees be identifying a source path and a target path on how you want it changed.
as I understand it, {a;b}(i) is the standard syntax of a path. The letters can be any variable but the {;}() is the important stuff. \4 means group every 4 i's into the same target path.
Danny Boyes wrote a great starter guide to the mapper.
http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/path-mapper-help-1
I also dragged out some culling components which are other great ways to break paths and lists down into the way you want it organized, when some logic is required. the best thing to do is mouse over their inputs and play with them, found under sets->sequence. sorry for the typos in the picture my laptops keyboard is so tiny.
Nov 7, 2011