Treesloth is a plug-in that extends functionality for working with lists and data trees.
The current release now also supports writing and reading binary files that allow for robust interoperability between multiple definitions.
All of the components are distributed within the "Sets" group.
These components mostly are derived from needs met directly in practice. Feedback is very much welcome, and if you have ideas for solutions that will help you better manage your data, please feel free to make suggestions for future releases!
You can download the most recent version on Food4Rhino.
I've been happily using your Treesloth components for a while now and it helped me a lot when editing complex data trees. Thanks for that!
One of those components is the 'Explode at Index' component. However I've encountered a bug in this one. It seems that the last branch is always absent, when exploding. Are you familiar with this and do you perhaps have a solution?
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Treesloth is a plug-in that extends functionality for working with lists and data trees.
The current release now also supports writing and reading binary files that allow for robust interoperability between multiple definitions.
All of the components are distributed within the "Sets" group.
These components mostly are derived from needs met directly in practice. Feedback is very much welcome, and if you have ideas for solutions that will help you better manage your data, please feel free to make suggestions for future releases!
You can download the most recent version on Food4Rhino.
Explode at index bug
by Gerran Lankhorst
Oct 28, 2020
Hi David Stasiuk,
I've been happily using your Treesloth components for a while now and it helped me a lot when editing complex data trees. Thanks for that!
One of those components is the 'Explode at Index' component. However I've encountered a bug in this one. It seems that the last branch is always absent, when exploding. Are you familiar with this and do you perhaps have a solution?
Thanks in advance.
Gerran