Hi there,
I am trying to create an adjustable script in grasshopper to let me control a glazing pattern. i would like to have multiple lines that will allow for the patterned array to change size and spacing. i have tried to use the select multiple curves when creating my array breaks and it doesnt work the way i would like.
Wondering if there is a way to use attractor points and create a linear plane that can be multiplied in one array, to allow for breaks.
this is the closest ive gotten, but have had to use two scripts to achieve it.
i hope you get the idea and any answer is appreciated! im not well-versed in grasshopper so excuse my lack of proper terminology.
Thank you so much Joseph!
Your suggestion works great, and this is very close to what im trying to achieve.
Just a thought to take this further:
if i was trying to get non-uniform gaps, is there a way to get this with a graph mapper? or would another node be needed?
Hypothetically if i have existing lines in the model that i would like to reference in order for breaks to occur in random, referenced points within the pattern, how would i go about referencing multiple lines. the select multiple curves command was not computing the results i’m looking for.
the blue lines would be used to reference when the pattern would condense, the yellow would be where the pattern expands. this is done by hand but i would like to create a script to save time.
