Hi everyone,
I’ve been trying for some time to work out a way to create a curve through some points, but in the right order (the points are derived from x3 separate lists). Can anyone advise how to re-label the points, so that the curve I draw weaves through them in an undulation?
Seems like you need weave, but that’s just a guess based on a quick look at your script, and without seeing the actual script
Can you upload your gh definition? It would be way easier to help you that way.
I think a strategy would be to use Curve Closest Point to pull the points to the curve, and then use the curve parameters to sort the points.
That is the aim! Yes, thank you - will try this and hopefully will understand what you’ve done… thank you again!
Yep, that’s fantastic, thank you again @lgn24680 - much appreciated and wish I’d posted sooner!
The Point Oriented command in combination with Curve Frames can be really useful to create a more robust definition, regardless of your circle being flat or not.
I wouldn’t offset the curve and dispatch.
Instead dispatch first, move some of the points and then weave everything into one list again.
dispatch_weave.gh (17.6 KB)
Another solution would be a spiral around a curve projected onto the XY plane but it requires a python script:
spiral_around_curve.gh (16.8 KB)
