Maybe I am missing something I want to use Math.Random to create a list of colors as long as another list.
OK< started this as different topic and dumped in wrong image. Although, this is useful question. I have a dynamo graph that adds the list indices to themselves but i can not access the index value of when the threshold is crossed.
I am new to python maybe I am coding this totally wrong. I want to be able to access the index of the value that trips the x value beyond 100. I want x to return to 0 and start counting again from that index until it hits 100 again.
Thank you,
-Mark
OK, so I scrapped the python script and went back to the List.Scan to add each index to the next:
then in order to find where to cut the list I chose to use the nodes below:
Hope my simple question and solution I came up with helps those looking for a similar answer.
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Also found out later that the Lunchbox 'Mass Addition" node does the addition, but still would need to know the index.
def SmIn(nm:var[]..[],lm)
{
return=[Imperative]
{
ct=0;
ad=0;
ix=0;
sm={};
si={};
while(ct<List.Count(nm))
{
while(ad<lm && ct<List.Count(nm))
{
ad=ad+nm[ct];
sm[ix]=ad;
si[ix]=ct;
ct=ct+1;
}
ad=0;
ix=ix+1;
}
return={sm,si};
}
};
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With Python …
ad=0
ct=0
sm=[]
sm=[]
si=[]
while ct<len(IN[0]):
while (ad<100) and (ct<len(IN[0])):
ad = ad + IN[0][ct]
ct=ct+1
sm.append(ad)
si.append(ct-1)
ad=0
OUT=[sm,si]
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Vikram,
Thank you very much for your time and effort! I will post my results, this seems like what I was attempting to do without the proper syntax. Still learning the languages.
Thank you,
-Mark
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