So I plan to use a retractable roof structure like the paper model I built.
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the surfaces in revit are so…
here’s how I plan to approach it, to create two separate adaptive component families and place them at the quad points, but the problem arises , that the components are not perfectly joined from one to another.
So I’m looking for a solution which is in dynamo completely and addresses the entire surface.
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Hey Indrajeet, I believe that doing it with adaptive components is probably a better choice , but anyway… here’s a proposition
hope it’s close enough to what you want. (dyn file here -> retract)
![retractable roof](http://dynamobim.org/wp-content/uploads/forum-assets/elayoubi-mostafagmail-com/03/25/retractable-roof2.png)
this would be based on a point , I think Ill do it as an adaptive component based approach by using uv diamonds on the surface, Thanks tho ![:slight_smile: :slight_smile:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/slight_smile.png?v=5)
so i want to connect each point ( circled) by a diagonal line (dashed) .the problem i seem to face is that the points are all nested inside a list.
this is the first problem,
the second being ,
insert these points from list A into list b where each point from list a is inside list b in its preexisting nested list i.e. p1(from list a) goes into b1, p2 from a goes into b2 and such
please note that the items donot get replaced but are added into it. so the new list would have 5 items.
thanking you in advance cheers ![:slight_smile: :slight_smile:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/slight_smile.png?v=9)