I am trying to do a pattern with one line out of two having there pattern shifted. so I created a range of lines and then I dispatched them, then I divided the curve into points. and on each of those two pattern I cull one out of two points with one being shifted.
I then weaved them, and I wanted to remove the first and last line so I used tree statistic, cull index and tree branch. However it remove the first two and last two branchs. Any ideas what could be the issue?
if the number of divisions is EVEN, then the number of Points created is ODD
each time you have an ODD number of points, the start and end boolean of the Pattern sequence will be the same value
for instance, if we had 3 boolean values, they would be like True, False, True
when you Shift List (of Points) Wrap is True, which means Points gets shift by +1 position, and the last point becomes the first
Because the number of points is odd, first and last gets the same boolean, then last becomes first, so you have a sequence of two True True
if I may suggest an easier way to checkboard that, first you create a serie of True/False that has as many items as the number of rows of your data (in this case as many True/False as the number of lines)
Inno you solved a problem I didn’t see, I didn’t realise that there was those following dots in the list thanks! The initial problem was about removing the first and last line
I prefer this second option: if you cull the tweened curves, you generate also those first and last ones just for deleting those afterwards… while culling the first and last values from Range means those two curves are not even generated in first place
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You were using twocull components - the outputs were going into the weave component. I removed the weave as you can see in the image within my response and then took care of what you asked about, or so I thought, lol.
Anyway, I’m glad Inno solved the issue prior to its occurrence
