Divide items

Hi all!

I am trying to create an abstract pattern using Image Sampler. Is there a way to divide the range of values from the image sampler into smaller groups so I can tweak each individual group?

Attached is what I have managed to do thus far, which is only having two different types of pattern using greater than and smaller than. so just wondering if there is a way to divide them into a groups of 5 and use them later for different manipulations.

1st group: <25

2nd group: <20>25

3rd group: <15>20

etc

Thanks!

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script.PNG, 158 KB
Pattern.PNG, 51 KB

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Permalink Reply by David Rutten on August 22, 2016 at 1:40am

You can create a range of domains from a list of numbers, then find which domain contains (or is closest to) any given value.

Permalink Reply by Armin Seltz on August 22, 2016 at 1:59am

I like using unweave and mass addition for that. By grafting the number input to check using "larger than", each number gets checked against all range values and results in a boolean value, which is the same as 0 and 1. So adding them all together for each number will tell you which list it belongs to. Then you can use unweave (which I think comes with a plugin, but I am not sure which - i'll have a look) to sort them into separate lists. If you check against more or less numbers, you have to adjust the number of outputs in unweave, by zooming in.

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