List.Map with Sublist components

[S1arhei]

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List.map for node with two,or more list inputs

Hi, is there a simple solution to use list.map for a function with more than one list input? [image] If i use a single number for “distance” its works, but not for a list of course. How i can loop over a list with a function with two list inputs? Thx for help

List.map no mapped results

I’m working on a script and i get an empty list out of my list.map [image] the point is that i used this before in another script and it works fine there; [image] so i don’t know what i’m doing wrong

Force dynamo to rerun the node multiple times

It is hard understanding what your script does without all the previews turned on But i’ll try my best ! Have you tried creating a custom node ? You could create one such as this one : Input data : Name of the parameters you want to change + Value of those parameters What the node does : Change the parameters then save the file It should not be very hard to accomplish that step (you script already does it ). Then, try feeding your custom node all the different names/values…

Hi, everyone!
In my “ideal” dumb version of script, Map function would take nested “1 List” & “2 List” values for each parent list and SetParameterByName accordingly.
Any help is appreciated.

P.S.
It seems like I have to learn Python scripting.

[Daan]

Hi @S1arhei ,

Your list returning from the List.Tranpose node seems really complex, I recommend splitting up your lists into three sublists to make it yourself easier. I also don’t think you need the List.Map node.

You only need to make sure your lists levels are set up correctly.

[S1arhei]

Thanks,
I have tried with list levels as well, but it picks only the 1st value.

[S1arhei]

… another, sort of idea…

[Daan]

@Daan

You only need to make sure your lists levels are set up correctly.

See this