Using hops for populate geometry

[Mat_S]

I am having a hard time getting hops to work and wondering if there is some missing requirement.

I have a list of surfaces, created from using the surface node and ‘set multiple surfaces’. I pass this as geometry to the G of Populate Geometry. I have a fixed N. I want each surface to be computed separetely, so parallelization should be trivial. However when i use hops, it keeps failing and is essentially the same result.

I’ve tried using Graft, I enabled the tree view of the input geometry, but it is futile.

Has anyone does this before?

[Joseph_Oster]

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[Mat_S]

Sorry, it is pretty basic with one component, so I wasn’t thinking it was much needed. I attached the scripts.

This screenshot is the populate geometry node:

And this screenshot is a geometry object being passed to a Hops node

surface_points.gh (4.3 KB)

compute_points.gh (430.4 KB)

[Joseph_Oster]

You didn’t internalize 609 surfaces, or post a Rhino file that it refers to: