How to use masks in grasshopper for data tree?!

[@michaelwickerson4862]

One of the best videos I have ever seen online, clear, concise, cogent, intelligent. Well Done!!! Michael Wickerson

[@bimcorner6331]

Thank you very much @Michael!

[@jaimesanchez-alvarez8851]

I am very glad to see a presentation that is simple and easy to follow. A good basis for more complex tree applications.

[@bimcorner6331]

Thanks!

[@germany_219]

This is the best video to learn MASK in grasshopper. Thx

[@bimcorner6331]

Good to hear that! Thanks! Check out another video about data tree:
th-cam.com/video/H-SPQzl8N6E/w-d-xo.html

[@stefpsi2387]

Ultra useful, i looked for data handling in gh a lot of time. That was concise . Much appreciated !

[@bimcorner6331]

Stay tuned and subscribe to channel :)

[@hughsoward3484]

Oh my god thank you so much. Best explanation of the tree, branch, path, syntax I've found!

[@bimcorner6331]

Thanks @Hugh Soward! Soon I come back with more videos.

[@carlespitarchcasas]

thanks for the effort to explain this! I am learning a lot about data trees! I find them spectacular!

[@bimcorner6331]

Glad you like them!

[@calebmatheson777]

Super helpful! Thank you Sir!

[@bimcorner6331]

Good to hear @Caleb Matheson!

[@moharmon770]

Really helpful. Well explained, thanks!

[@bimcorner6331]

Thanks @mo Harmon

[@mariovillada9354]

Is there any way to mask elements based on its value? For instance if I wanted to get all points with the same Z coordinate.

[@chikiscc1]

Man this vid is awesome and helpful!! thanks for this!

[@bimcorner6331]

Great! Hope your work with data tree structures will be easier :)

[@worstfellow4327]

This is an amazing video! Could you please please make videos for data trees from basics? You seem to have a good grasp of things and you can explain well too. I guess I'm asking for too much :p

[@bimcorner6331]

That`s good feedback. I will think about the explanation of data tree structures from scratch. It can be helpful for more GH users. I will put that into my pipeline :)

[@alex1986efstaz]

Great work! Thank you!

[@bimcorner6331]

@No problem!

[@giancarlomontenegro3869]

Thanks a Lot!

[@bimcorner6331]

Your welcome!

[@jeromeberesford7486]

Nice video, thanks! Can you give us a tip on how you built the cluster that converts the path address of each element to a list of strings?

[@bimcorner6331]

Sure! Write an email about that and send it to [e-mail]

[@eobet]

Where does the "cluster" node come from? I don't have that in Rhino 7.

[@bimcorner6331]

Hi! All clusters are selfmade components. Inside cluster you can find several different components. If you select many components and click middle mouse button you can create cluster by yourself.

[@TheQuantixXx]

hey this is awesome information thank you!
how would one go about constructing masks like that parametrically?
for example use a number slider to select which item index of all branches youd like to select?
{ * ; * } [ x ]
with x being controlled by a slider or sth else?

[@bimcorner6331]

That is a really good idea ;) Actually, not hard to make.

[@TheQuantixXx]

hey thanks for your response! how can one do this? by making a short python script?

[@trileobayu2023]

the video sound should be a little bit louder. great video btw

[@bimcorner6331]

Thanks for the comment! I will repair that in the next movies! Cheers!

[@s.romero6632]

I appreciate it!

[@bimcorner6331]

I am glad it helped!

[@piernicolamusolino9848]

Il migliore

[@ВалерийГорбач-п7и]

link (how-to-use-masks..) in the description be broken

[@bimcorner6331]

Link has been fixed.