Hey quick question.
How can I combine lacing of a sequence within a code block?
The above works, but how can I make the below work that the lacing is not lost and I don’t have to make referals through xlist and ylist etc
I want to create parallel lines of 10000 long with each 4000 spacing in between. But every 20 lines I want to create a new set of lines right next to it (hence the 14000).
The input is a list, so I can count how many dots I have to create.
The dots then serve as starting points for the lines.
But my question is how can I have a Code block understand my syntax or grammar so I don’t need to refer to xlist or ylist etc
Amigo @RevitRobot buenas. I know I have a similar script somewhere, but I can’t find it to share it, I only found an image, but maybe it will give you some ideas on how to improve your script, good luck!!
Yeah so why do we have to use t1 and t2.
Why can I not write List.Chop(0…#10000…4000, 2)?
check out this nice paper
Amigo @RevitRobot, is this what you need??
You have to enclose the range/sequence shortcode in parentheses:
But for the sake of clarity you’d better use the code in the first of your screenshots.
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Hey Anton,
I tried that but then I can’t apply the list levels and lacing properly. But I guess that doesn’t matter anymore because I switched to Points.ByCoordinates rather than translating the Origin point