I have a pretty complex code that’s making an urban planning system to construct blocks and tiles.
I made a loop with anemone as I can’t seem to make the Octopus loop work at all (it only does the first stage of the loop and keeps copying it over and over instead of moving forward: which works perfectly with Anemone)
The problem is that when I use Galapagos to run it, the Galapagos listener keeps catching the loop while it is still working, snapping that picture of the viewport, and moves on to change sliders - all before the loop even finished its work.
Any way to make it work? Or an explanation about how the Octopus Loop is different?
Hi Levezze, did you find a solution for your problem…?
I have a similar issue. I dont use any iteration loop inside the grasshopper but my problem is that I have a very big and complex definition and every change in the slider (genes) takes around 2/3 seconds to compute the fitness to optimize. When I run galapagos (i want to try with octopus) the iteration of genes goes much faster than the fitness. So I’m having a delay which means that the genes and fitness don’t match.
Hi, did you solve the problem? I have a similar issue. I have a complex algorithm with 3 anemones loop, but Octopus doesn’t match with even the first one.