alekrd
(alek)
#1
Hi.
I’m having a problem with the following split tree task:
The result in C doesn´t follow the structure of the input in B.
The expected result in C would be:
__________ {125;3}
{125;0}
{125;1}
{125;2}
___________ {125;4}
{125;0}
{125;1}
{125;2}
any sugestions?
Rickson
(Rickson)
#2
Split tree doesn’t renumber. Its taking branch {125} twice per your input mask.
alekrd
(alek)
#3
Thanks.
Any suggestion on how to get a list like that? tree branch also gives the same result…
Rickson
(Rickson)
#4
Its a little confusing without the context.
Internalize and post the file, or example of the overall issue please.
alekrd
(alek)
#5
TomTom
(Tom)
#6
Hello,
does this help?
split tree question_re.gh (23.0 KB)
Rickson
(Rickson)
#7
Not ideal, since it requires a fixed partition size.
split tree question_re.gh (17.8 KB)
Rickson
(Rickson)
#8
Granted you could make the size dynamic, but not knowing how these trees are formed its not ideal.
alekrd
(alek)
#9
Thanks!
I think the replace paths will do it. I didnt know how it worked.
Im just going to parametricise the partition size, as some times it has more than 3 itens.