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David Rutten
david@mcneel.com
Seattle, WA…
Added by David Rutten at 10:39pm on November 12, 2010
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i tried different weather file but also same result. it seems i have same problem. the file am working on is the radiation file i took from the examples . whats seems to be the problem?
thank you for your time…
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I was thinking to use somehow slider and animate option....but without luck
Any idea would be appreciated…
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Take the following example.
I have two curves referenced with a Crv Param this creates a single path with 2 items {0}(N=2).
If I divide these Curves by 10 segments I end up with 2 Paths of 11 points each {0;0}(N=11) and {0;1}(N=11)
If I want each point to be handled separately I can Graft a branch to hold each point. So I get 22 Paths looking like {0;0;0}(N=1), {0;0;1}(N=1).....{0;1;10}(N=1).
Each path is therefore the address of a particular item or items of interest.
The Param Viewer can be found Params>Special>Param Viewer and can be viewed either as a list of Paths or graphically by a double click.
Also note that the Fancy Wires display the structure of a stream of data. Single wire = Single Data Item, Double Wire = Multiple Data on single Path and Double Dashed Wire = Multiple/Single Data on Multiple Paths…
Use shift list, and make sure you dont make lines between point lists of unequal lengths... (one list has 10 points and the other has 11).. So its some trickery of culling and shifting.