i am using anemone to make a loop for choosing different elements in an existing data tree. lets say that i have 10 branches with 5 elements on each one. with how i understand anemone i have to repeat the same thing on each iteration so if i, for example, use the first element in the first branch then in the second one im going to be using the frst element as well. id like to change the element chosen on each iteration so first on the first branch then second on the second and so on. is anemone even the correct tool to do that or am i wasting my time
I dont know if its the best tool. But you can use the Branch component and use a number that anemone would change in every iteration to use different branches on different iterations
tried it literally the second i uploaded the first message, i suppose its a decent idea considering that the list item component wraps
is the data tree containing those elements going to be itself modified with each iteration?
if yes, this maybe could also be an option, using SplitTree for extracting branch, and Insert Item + Merge to rebuild back the tree and continue the loop
Nth_element_from_Nth_branch_loop.gh (19.0 KB)
Just so we’re clear, you don’t need Anemone to achieve this:
Change data on each Iteration VR 01.gh (47.8 KB)
the solution was pretty simple all along using the anemone counter with tree item did the trick
Whatever you’re comfortable with.