I would like to separate a lot of lines into 2 groups:
the line’s midpoint has a z value equal to any of the values written into a panel
the rest of the lines
With cross reference I managed to solve the first part, but the false values are still not the ones I would like to achieve.
The problem is that these are discrete z values, not a range, and I don’t know how to test the line midpoints for them at the same time without many OR gates.
I tried to implement Joe’s solution in my original code but, unfortunately it didn’t give the right true/false values for me with MM. (not really sure why, Similarity didn’t work either)
I need the original data structure, so I left out flipping and cleaning the tree (only graft + shift at the end) and it works just like I wanted! (had to use ‘similarity’ there also as ‘equality’ was missing some lines)
So at the end I used a hybrid solution, but thank you for suggesting MM/MA, I didn’t even think about it!
Yes, it worked perfectly in this small code for me too, however when I implemented it in my original, bigger code it didn’t work the same (I couldn’t find out why, it has to do something with decimal places, but Similarity should have solved it )
It is a mistery why it works different, because I internalised the lines from the bigger code.
Anyways, it is working now, so thank your for the help Joseph!
I don’t. The pattern of lines in your image is not the same as what @antoinemaesantoine and I got. We used different methods but got the same result, by appearance at least.
I asked him about Lunchbox.
It is not a problem the pattern can changed instead of serie or another method by joining all lines to reduce points and calculation
