I want to be able to combine separate lists of points in one list as separate branches. The existing GHpython component I have will only work for two lists, but I need it to combine 3+ lists into one separated by branches. I will attach my script below.
There are multiple possibilities to that. One of them: Merge all lists into one big. Use “Partition list” and feed in the individual list lengths in. That’s it.
I am kind of having the same issue. I have test points in different zones for ground and first floor. However, I have this question. I have one list of zones on the ground floor and a second list of zones on the first floor. I want to combine these two lists in 1 list with items 0 (0;0, 0;1, 0;2…0;8 zones on the ground floor) and items 1 (1;0, 1;1, 1;2…1;4 zones on the first floor). But if I merge them then, the items with the same number they are added to each other.
How is this working? Thanks!
Since you post here I assume that you are familiar with coding.
In general this is an entry level P/LINQ issue. The classic way to address that type of stuff is to create a custom Type Class with suitable Properties (for the queries required) and then do the P/LINQ part (GroupBy, OrderBy and the likes).
Notify if you want a C# that does that … but thread’s P tag is an issue: you can’t translate C# to P [I hate P, mind].
And what exactly means “zones”?
For instance: see attached. What could be some GroupBy goals for these pts? (user controlled Rectangle “prob density” mimic some imaginary Floor Spaces).