you always compare the Trues and Falses of the specific item in a list. For example with the AND command: list one: True True False False list two: False True False True would result in: False True False False however, if you would retreive a certain item list1[0] and list2[3], you would get True if you have multiple items in one list and only ONE item in the other the entire list would just react to that ONE item, if its two, then it would react to the first, the second, and then second, and then the second, and then the second.... that kind of how the grasshopper logic works if you have different list sizes and want them to interact with each other. Hope that helped, thank you
Hey there, do you mean, that only rectangles that have a certain circumference only get offseted? Well when you have the base rectangle, you use "length", then you use "larger than", then you put a number into the second number, then use Pick'n'Choose , put the Output of the larger than in there and use 2 more numbers to define the Stream 0 and 1. The result of that will be your Offset
@@SatoshiBuilds Thanks Not certainly in that way Rectangle AxB For example C = 100 If A> C and B> C, then there is an offset If A "Length" ---> "Larger than" what next I don’t know I'm still a beginner ) I thought it would help "Stream Filter" and "Stream Gate"
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HEY WHAT if the gate is a lst of trues and false? it says gae only takes one
you always compare the Trues and Falses of the specific item in a list.
For example with the AND command:
list one:
True
True
False
False
list two:
False
True
False
True
would result in:
False
True
False
False
however, if you would retreive a certain item list1[0] and list2[3], you would get True
if you have multiple items in one list
and only ONE item in the other
the entire list would just react to that ONE item,
if its two, then it would react to the first, the second, and then second, and then the second, and then the second....
that kind of how the grasshopper logic works if you have different list sizes and want them to interact with each other.
Hope that helped,
thank you
hello
how to offset only those rectangles from the set that have all sides greater than a certain length?
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Hey there, do you mean, that only rectangles that have a certain circumference only get offseted?
Well when you have the base rectangle, you use "length", then you use "larger than", then you put a number into the second number, then use Pick'n'Choose , put the Output of the larger than in there and use 2 more numbers to define the Stream 0 and 1. The result of that will be your Offset
@@SatoshiBuilds
Thanks
Not certainly in that way
Rectangle AxB
For example C = 100
If A> C and B> C, then there is an offset
If A "Length" ---> "Larger than"
what next I don’t know
I'm still a beginner )
I thought it would help "Stream Filter" and "Stream Gate"
Useful but please omit the swearing.