I’m looking for guidance on how best to combine 2 arcs into a single geometry before being input into a Geometry.DistanceTo node to be used a attractors amongst a point grid?
I’ve tried using Group Curves node, Element.JoinGeometry node, Curve.Join node and combining 2 Curve.PointsAtEqualChordLength nodes with a List Create node before inputting into the Geometry.DistanceTo node but nothing seems to be working. I’d greatly appreciate a fresh set of eyes. Thanks!
panel infill_2018.07.30.dyn (202.6 KB)
Polycurve.ByJoinedCurves might interest you.
Thanks for sharing Jacob!
I’m having trouble inputting my two arcs into the node. Is it because they are detached? I tried using Curve.Join node as an intermediary to the polycurve.byjoinedcurves node but still no luck.
I then tried using 2 polycurve.byjoinedcurves nodes: one for each arc and then combining their polycurve output with an element.joingeometry before inputting into the geometry.distanceto node. still no luck.
thoughts?
http://dictionary.dynamobim.com/#/Geometry/PolyCurve/Create/ByJoinedCurves
@daniel.tran Can you not process the two geometries separately and use a distance comparison to alter the output?
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Thank you Ewan! You are a Dynamo ninja!
this is what I came up:
would you have done anything differently?
Looks like it all works, nice job @daniel.tran 
As usual with Revit / Dynamo there are many ways to get an end result that suits.
Here is another example. 
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@daniel.tran and @Ewan_Opie can you post your final solutions ?
All OOTB nodes, so no dependencies (please note this example is prepared for a face with 4 sides)
Dynamo 1.3 - Face Voids using Attractors.dyn (40.1 KB)
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