Create a tree branch

Hi all,

I have a problem with data tree.

I have created a grid with points that doesn't follow specific distances between points, but they are coordinated in x and y axis.

The question is how can I create a data tree (like photo below) and use the command "tag 3d"?

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Permalink Reply by ng5 Alex on October 19, 2016 at 10:55am

Hello varlnik,

i am trying to understand the tree structure you are after. Your grid points are structured in a tree with the main branches (collection of lists) having the points in the y axis. Then each subbranch has multiple points in place? or you want each point of the lets say branch 0;0 to be alone in each own subbranch 0;0;1etc? Note that N denotes the number of items in a list.

best

alex

Permalink Reply by varlnik on October 19, 2016 at 11:09am

Thank you for answering. My goal is to enumerate all these points separately in every branch in y axis but also with logical sequence in axis x . But as you observe in the photo above every branch doesn't have the same number of points in axis y. Could you suggest anything else?

Permalink Reply by ng5 Alex on October 19, 2016 at 11:19am

i have not suggested anything yet. still trying to understand what you are after. In order to suggest a solution you need to answer the above questions.

So branch 0;0, 0;1... are organized in y axis. I assume that branch 0;0 has N = 10 points, 0;1 N = 7 points.

In the photo the way you describe the points it is like branch 0;0 has N = 45 points, where subbranch 0;0;1 has null points, subbrach 0;0;1 has N=1 point... subbranch 0;0;9 has N= 9 points.

Most likely you need to just graft you initial data tree that has the following structure

0;0 with N = 10

0;1 with N = 7

0;2 with N = 9

0;3 with N = 5

0;4 with N = 8

without a file, or a solid description of your starting data structure all these remain assumptions.

Permalink Reply by varlnik on October 19, 2016 at 11:29am

find attached a 3dm file

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