Can someone help me create a new list from this data structure that removes index 1. I would like to have lists with elements rather than multiple lists within lists.
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Can someone help me create a new list from this data structure that removes index 1. I would like to have lists with elements rather than multiple lists within lists.
Hi @shahahmad
Can you post the code content of the node?
Looks to be a simple fix revising outputs.
I do not want to modify this list because I need the distances. I would like to create a new one using this node.
Likely an easy solution with a Zip function, or removing one. Can’t say without seeing the code.
For a node based solution: List.DropItems (to drop the first item), then List.FirstItem (to pull all the elements out of the sublists).
Certainly a more functional method in the hidden code though.
Yep, @jacob.small a visual below.
If you provide the python node code then the outputs can be adjusted to output a list of elements and a list of distances directly from the node.
Whoops deleted instead of editing 
for dimond in dimonds:
dimond_result = [dimond]
# Add in two more lists at line 14
dimond_elements = []
dimond_distances = []
# Then add the closest elements to lists at line 38
closest_elements = temp_elements[:16]
for closest in closest_elements:
dimond_elements.append(closest[0])
dimond_distances.append(closest[1])
# Then add the new lists to the result for the current dimond, this replaces both lines 39 and 40
dimond_result.append(dimond_elements)
dimond_result.append(dimond_distances)
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Thanks a lot homie. Much appreciated.
Ewan,
One last question regarding this code here. I was able to remove the distances from the list. Is there any way I can reorder the new list of elements based on a parameter value? Please see image below.
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Via nodes: List.SortByKey node. 
SortByKey gives me an error 
List.SortByKey operation failed. One or more input types are not matching. Lists as keys are not supported.
Hi @shahahmad try @ Lv2
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Thank You Sir!