Many points are structured in an irregular 2-layer data tree. Structure as seen below:
{0;B} has 14 branches
{1;B} has 14 branches
{2;B} has 14 branches
{3;B} has 14 branches
{4;B} has 1 branch
each branch has 1 grouped item with same amount of points inside. I wanted these points to be considered as grouped entities and reduced randomly. I didn’t know how else to achieve it so I used the Group component.
I flatten the tree structure when using the Random Reduce component, and is now unable to return the data in to its original data structure.
I have attached a minimized file for your consideration. - gh-help-groupUngroup.gh (12.3 KB)
As an example, my target data structure is something like this:
{0;B} has 4 branches
{1;B} has 6 branches
{2;B} has 8 branches
{3;B} has 4 branches
{4;B} has 1 branch
From what remains after Random Reduce, how can I return what used to belong to the A-level branch back to that branch as a B-level branch?
I have tried Unflatten and Match Tree components.
Unflatten failed because Tree to modify has less data than the Guide Tree.
Match Tree just leaves nothing changed.
Thank you in advance!
