Understanding path mapper

[Jakinta (Jasmin Cubic)]

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Merge Data Tree Branches

Hello medequ, There is an even simpler solution with path mapper : [Merge%20Data%20Tree] If you want to group paths 3 by 3, you just have to divide the path number by 3. Since path mapper rounds the value, {0}/3=0 becomes {0}, {1}/3=0.33 becomes {0} but {2}/3=0.66 becomes {1}. That is why I added 2 to the path number to make sure {0}, {1} and {2} would be in the same group. I hope this helps !

Path Mapper Logic on Switching Placeholder Positions

Hi Kim Many thanks, your explanation is nice and clear and I got most of it. I am just a bit confused about the meaning of the notations. As you may see in the attached file, In Query 1: I could not figure out the difference between \ & / . In query 1, I have used (i\2) & (i/2) which I presume means partition into 2 parts & divide into 2 parts respectively. However, if you look at the ParaViewer, the N in the second tree differs from N=4 (i\2) to N=5 (i/2). In Query : When I use (i/25) I pr…

Split in groups for area calculation

/ is regular division, \ is integer division. Integer division does not include any remainder.