Will celery’s not be able to “Input”?
I’d like to be able to read it in Study Inputs of Generative Design in the near future …
Could you ask to the Celery author?
I don’t think this is possible as it requires reading the value to set the range of values which may not be possible. However you can build a version of this which works now and does not require pre-reading anything.
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Use an number slider from 0 to 1 with a step value small enough to span the smallest possible spread as a percentage value. IE: if the lowest possible input is 0, and the highest possible value is 1000, you will need a step of 0.0001. This slider will be the ‘value domain’ and should be set as an input.
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Wire the low and high values into a range with your defined step (
rnge = low..high..step;) -
Get the count (
cnt = DSCore.List.Count(rnge;) of the range so we can do some indexing. -
Multiply the ‘value domain’ by this count, and round the value off. You should now have an integer which can serve as an index.
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Pull the value from the range (
rnge[indx];) - you now have a variable low and high number slider.
I recommend building a definition, custom node, or other bulk deployment for steps 2-5 (three inputs: low, high, value domain).
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@jacob.small
Great!
As mentioned above, it was built.
You can do this with a custom node …!
Thank you very much.
Thank you for your reply.
I contacted the creator of celery. He seems to consider it positively.