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algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Hey guys, 

here is my new conundrum:

I have a perforated surface affected by a point on curve.  There is also a cylinder behind the surface at each perforation.  The idea is that the cylinders will protrude through the surface in relation to the same point on curve.  I have been able to get a set of cylinders to follow the point and protrude through the surface, but only by creating a new cylinder, rather than moving the original cylinder on the grid, which is what I am aiming to do.  Is there a way to move the original cylinders in this fashion without creating a new set of cylinders that follow the point?  Thanks in advance!

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simple answer: no.

To be more specific: the very first thing, a GH component does is create a copy of the input. You never actually touch the original input data,

But you can move the cylinder's base before creating the cylinder itself.

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