Hi, I am quite lost, I think in a glass of water…
I have two curves with the same starting point and I would like to rotate both (in a plane, origin in the same starting point).
I need to rotate the first curve 0° to 90° in a linear way (1-2-3-4-5…90) while the second one need to rotate slower from 0° to 45° ad then faster to reach 90°.
this means that when the first curve reach let says 45°, the second one is at 15°, but both of them will reach 90° at the same time.
I tried using a remap component with a graph mapper, but I need only one curve.
Something like this? remapped_rotation.gh (8.5 KB)
Thank you, but the problem is that I need only two values controlled by a single parameter in order to have an angle for the first curve that is different for the second one.
I need to visualize only the last purple and the last grey (but in this case would be the same value).
when the purple is 0 the grey is 0, …
0-0
10-0
20-5
30-10
40-15
45-20
60-30
70-40
80-60
90-90
yes!!! it works!
but in the gh file the red curves are always superposed.
I’m sorry I don’t know what you mean. In each branch these is a pair of curves: one from the linear distribution and the corresponding curve from the remapped distribution.
I’m sorry, my mistake, it works!!
thank you very much indeed!!!
