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algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Hey all, 

I'm trying to convert Rhino Breps to GH_Breps in Visual Studio for use in a custom component, but keep getting thrown "InvalidCastException". Any advice?

Have tried both casting using the GH_Brep newBrep = ((Brep) myBrep) constructor, as well as the GH_Convert method included in my current code below: 

DataTree<object> objectTree = { ...output from another component, but has one branch of 100 objects (that are actually Rhino breps) }

List<GH_Brep> brepList = new List<GH_Brep>();

for (int i = 0; i < objectTree.Branch(0).Count; i++)

{
Brep convertMe = (Brep)objectTree.Branch(0)[i];
GH_Brep addMe = new GH_Brep();
GH_Convert.ToGHBrep_Primary(convertMe, ref addMe);
brepList.Add(addMe);
}

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If this is of your first times compiling gh components, you should take a look at the SDK of GH. In the GH  toolbar: Help> Donwload SDK Help... and go to Examples> C #> Sample geometry.

Data collection is different from C# script and a compiled component. If you're writing with VS, then you should have something like DA.GetDataList (), or maybe instead of object class you should put GeometryBase class... or maybe I misunderstood the problem X)

new GH_Brep(convertMe);

All the GH_XXXX data types wrap other data types, so usually they have constructors which take the wrapped type.

Thanks for the quick replies guys! Daniel, my apologies, I should have been more clear. This snippet is manipulating data already passed into the component, using the DA getter like you suggested. 

David, I tried this:

List<GH_Brep> brepList = new List<GH_Brep>();

for (int i = 0; i < objectTree.Branch(0).Count; i++)

{
Brep convertMe = (Brep)objectTree.Branch(0)[i];
GH_Brep addMe = new GH_Brep(convertMe);
brepList.Add(addMe);
}

And it still didn't work! Am I misunderstanding the method?

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