Shortest Walk/ Way to connect my trees?

Hi again, I'm still working on my pavilion. I want to connect all my trees at the tree tops using the shortest natural path possible, and still have the connects read as part of the branching system. I want to accomplish this using the shortest walk command but I don't know how to use it well. The lines you see in the picture are my first attempt at utilizing shortest walk. The next picture is an example of the code I used; they all use the same code but different variations. Can any one help me? S.L.

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Trees And Lines.JPG, 42 KB
Tree 5 Algorithm.JPG, 58 KB

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Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on April 12, 2016 at 10:03am

Hmm .. since you are new to the Asylum ... if you ask for the cavalry .. you must provide a definition (ALWAYS do that from this point and on: don't forget the Rhino file if GH fails to internalize the date used).

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Permalink Reply by Steven L. on April 12, 2016 at 8:03pm

HAHA aight, here's the definition and the file. I hope you'll be able to understand it.

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Mangrove Branching Experiment 1.3dm, 984 KB
Mangrove Pavilion Experiment 3.gh, 134 KB

Permalink Reply by Steven L. on April 12, 2016 at 10:06am

P.S.-In using the turtle command from Rabbit, I generated my branching system. I want to select only a few points at the end of my branches, but grasshopper wont let me select a few of the points without selecting all of them. The picture shows an example of what I want to grab, without grabbing all the other points in the group. Is there any way for me to isolate points so I can work with a few a time instead of all at once?

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