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algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Hi All,

I have a problem that I am trying to solve with as little components as possible. Basically I have a list containing

(0;0)A,B,C (0;1) m,q,r   [for example]

and I need to duplicate the list items to be (0;0)A,B,C  (0;1)A,B,C  (0;2)m,q,r  (0;3)m,q,r

Any help would be appreciate.

Cheers!

Greg

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This can be done with the path mapper.

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And if you're comfortable with using the Pathmepper. The you can simplify it further and do it in just one component.

Hey Danny,

First up thanks for the quick response! The path mapper works like a charm!

Cheers.

Hi Danny,

What happens if I have a counter, that say instead of duplicates, I can make triples, or more?

Can I input a counter, that matches a list length to do this?

Cheers. 

All,

I have been able to do this myself (and without the path mapper) so now I have a variable that allows for changes. Thanks again for the path mapper example Danny.

Cheers.

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