I’m looking for a way to create a 2 Dimensional list based putting values on specific spots.
In the left list there’s a gigantic list of 0’s of which the indices would be replaced (I don’t know if it’s necessary but I want al the other values to be 0 ayway), in the second list there’s the values that I want to get into that list. The third list containst the “position” these values would have.
Thanks in advance!
Edit, to make the problem a bit clearer.
In which, the first is the template, the second the data, the third the “position” and the fourth the result.
Well, I don’t how I would solve it with that and don’t know where these nodes come from.
So the right list in the image is not the desired result. These are the 2-Dimensional indices I want the items from the middle list to end up in.
can you show me what is the result your looking for.
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In which, the first is the template, the second the data, the third the “position” and the fourth the wanted result.
I don’t understand the connection (specifically the “positions” part), can you draw some arrows? 
Like so?
Value, check position, set at position.
More or less, though the content of the “position” part is still a mystery to me 
What does {0,0} mean, is it {list,position} so {2,2} is {list2, position2}?
- Think I just explained it to myself, let me ponder
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I know you’re usually not much for Python but it works with just 2 lines of Python 
Edit:
Could actually be simplified even more:
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I think that will do.
Thanks a lot!
It’s not that I particularly dislike Python btw, I’m just not any good at it so I never use it. My general understanding of programming does make me understand what’s going on in the script you wrote. But I couldn’t set that up myself.
I should probably spend some time practicing it but I’ve been having my hands full with “regular dynamo” already.
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