Hi everyone,
As you see the pics, I have two sets, each set has one curve and a point group (four points). I want to use two “Geometry” in grasshopper to choose each sets, then finally get a tree as I indicte.
I tried but it’s a mess. First, I don’t know how to seperate curve and points in “Geometry”. Second, the eight points will be one group.
Thank you all!
I believe you’re looking for the Entwine component.
Thank you for reply. I tried entwine, but failed.
Posting a GH file with your geometry works wonders.
I’m REALLY tempted to make you beg for the GH file…
But I won’t, though you really should know better!
entwine_2021May7a.gh (9.3 KB)
Thank you, but how can I put them together to form {0;0} {0;1}, {1:0} {1;1}…
I tried merge and entwine again, but the results are wrong.
Simply combine my last post with Joseph’s!
yes, I got it. Sorry I made a mistake.
Thank you so much, diff-arch!!
Thank you again, Joseph! And I like your joke :). I promise I will provide files since now…
And I promise to do better at ignoring all threads where no geometry/GH file is posted.
How a question is presented, including test data/geometry, determines the nature of the answer.
If you had presented a jumbled list of points and circles, such as the Jitter output below, I would have answered it differently:
That code is written with the intent of handling an arbitrary number of circles with differing numbers of points in each one. But it contains an error that I didn’t notice until I built a proper “test jig”, below:
If I had an hour to solve a problem and my life depended on the solution, I would spend the first 55 minutes determining the proper question to ask, for once I know the proper question, I could solve the problem in less than five minutes.
– Albert Einstein
That’s a great work! Thank you so much, Joseph!!
It’s really what I want to do in the next step.
And thank you for your suggestion on how a questions should be proposed.
I am so luck to have helps and supports from kind guys like you!
Have a nice week!
