Python - Dividing line on point of intersection

[Joe.ashton]

Referring to: Python - Working with arrays

After getting help with the above problem, I’ve encountered my next one already.

My end goal is to split intersecting lines on the points of intersection, so 2 lines forming a T sections will turn into 3 lines and 2 lines forming a cross will split into 4 lines.

In the referred topic, I worked out the distance, I now want to make it so if the distance is within a set tolerance to split at that point.

I’ve looked at Curve.SplitByPoints but I don’t know how to format code to get it to do what I want.

I’ve looked at an If statement, such as

If distance > tolerance
curve.splitbypoints(Curve,points)

but like mentioned before not too sure on how to turn that into code.

Thanks for the help.

[visualizor]

like this maybe?

[Nick_Boyts]

You can use ScopeIf+ from Clockwork like this:

If you need it in code you can use something like this:

(You can wrap the functions inside the codeblock if you want, I was just showing the format you need to use.)

[Joe.ashton]

Thanks, was trying it as a little python project to improve my skills in it. but since Its needed for work, il use this for now! thanks for the help

[Ewan_Opie]

For experimenting with later (eg. processing more than one element set to intersect )

import clr

clr.AddReference(‘ProtoGeometry’)
from Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry import *

c1=IN[0]
c2=IN[1]

for c in c1:
x=c.IntersectAll(c2)
y=c.SplitByPoints(x)

OUT = y