Good evening everyone and sorry for the inconvenience. But I just can’t get there. I have collected a list of values that represent the high points of a sine curve. But I can’t distribute them on the X axis and then get to build the curve. What should I do? Thanks to those who will be able to help me
Antonella.
GIGO nonsense! You are lost, my friend. It takes two coordinates, X and Y, to define points on a sine curve.
If you feed the constant X value you’ll get this:
The fact is that I captured these values with the Grasshopper extension for reading EEG waves with Brainwave, then the “captured” values (per second) were remapped in a range from 14 to 40.
So, probably these numbers do not even know consecutive but they represent the highest points of the waves.
Thanks for your interest
Yes, I believe that the solution is close, for me it is important that the height on the Y axis is the one extracted from my list of numbers.
Thanks, you have already helped me a lot with the previous solution
Yes they are.
I have mirrored them along X axis and controlled the X spread, then moved all below X by the half of the single spread unit to get reasonably looking ‘sine’. Not a rocket science though.
Ahahaha Thanks! You do what you can with what you have. Unfortunately I couldn’t work in realtime with those values and so I’m trying to do a simulation of what the effect of the wave would have been on a geometry. 
