I am also greatly impressed! I love the form of the video - First, the introduction, the effect shown. then the process, approach, so we understand what you are doing. And dinally a detailed step by step process. Impressive! I also love, how you choose the existing structure, it makes the application f dynamo that much motivating! Good luck mate, I feel you are going to grow as a channel a lot if you systematically keep doing what you are doing now! Best regards
@@DynaMorphine thanks for the answer... i understand the intent now.. when i look my question now it seems a bit absurd of me to ask such a question ....thanks again...
Hi dear, thanks for the video ,,,, can i ask you about the purpose of running the repeated item combination. at 18.45..i assume it is to get the positive values of the list .. if it is cant we just use any dynamo nodes to convert the symbol... if thats not the case can u please explain the purpose of it... Thanks again... your videos are really helpful....
Thanks @Roshy for watching my video. In that part, I was having 16 lines and each line has its own set of 32 points. As a result, I got a list of 16 nested lists of 32 points = 512 points in total. My intent formula was: "length/10 - length/10*Math.Cos(...)". To apply this formula for individual point, I had to prepare 512 values. But the length varies between 16 lines, and that length should be repeated for each nested list. I indeed had to repeat each item of the curve length list 32 times by using the "List.Combine" node with "List.OfRepeatedItem" as the combinator. Hope this could clear your concern.
Hello!!! really helpful tutorial to study Dynamo!!!!. Thank you !! and I am one of the student studying architecture in college can I get a file of this??? thank you!
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I am also greatly impressed! I love the form of the video - First, the introduction, the effect shown. then the process, approach, so we understand what you are doing. And dinally a detailed step by step process. Impressive! I also love, how you choose the existing structure, it makes the application f dynamo that much motivating!
Good luck mate, I feel you are going to grow as a channel a lot if you systematically keep doing what you are doing now!
Best regards
Thanks @Iveios. It is great that you find this video inspiring.
@@DynaMorphine thanks for the answer... i understand the intent now.. when i look my question now it seems a bit absurd of me to ask such a question ....thanks again...
Really like what you are doing
wow very amazing, I'm learning Dynamo since a year and this is very useful, I really like the explanation thanks a lot.
Thanks Christian.
What a great approach
Hi dear, thanks for the video ,,,, can i ask you about the purpose of running the repeated item combination. at 18.45..i assume it is to get the positive values of the list .. if it is cant we just use any dynamo nodes to convert the symbol... if thats not the case can u please explain the purpose of it... Thanks again... your videos are really helpful....
Thanks @Roshy for watching my video. In that part, I was having 16 lines and each line has its own set of 32 points. As a result, I got a list of 16 nested lists of 32 points = 512 points in total. My intent formula was: "length/10 - length/10*Math.Cos(...)". To apply this formula for individual point, I had to prepare 512 values.
But the length varies between 16 lines, and that length should be repeated for each nested list. I indeed had to repeat each item of the curve length list 32 times by using the "List.Combine" node with "List.OfRepeatedItem" as the combinator. Hope this could clear your concern.
Really amazing!. i will like to ask how that formula was determined
I did a lot of tests before the final formula.
Hello!!! really helpful tutorial to study Dynamo!!!!. Thank you !! and I am one of the student studying architecture in college can I get a file of this??? thank you!