Grasshopper

algorithmic modeling for Rhino

I am trying to make this Rhino model using Grasshopper. The task is to create a base XY grid with lines in the Z direction (whose heights are a variable) on each of the grid points. The second part is to create a geometry (a simple sphere to start) that will intersect these lines. The reason it is complicated is because I want to split the lines where the geometry intersects them so that the lines within the sphere and the lines outside of it are disconnected. Then I need to mark these end points using small spheres as markers to identify where the lines are broken.

If anyone can help it would be much appreciated. I'm a beginner and this might be a simple solution so I am sorry if it sounds like a dumb question.  

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Hello

you can try the following.did you make any attempts to try and solve this?

cheers

alex

not as far as this. but this is very helpful thank you. 

question, why is the third item different from the first two? 

these are the indexes for the list item components used. the first two select the upper and lower faces of the bounding box, the third one the intersection points to make the inner lines.

tip. it is better when you post an attempt, gh file, even incomplete to get help easier.

this is the attempt i made. however, it's incorrrect - instead creating a 3d grid and then identifying the grid points w/in the intersection of the circle i need to split the vertical lines and identify the end points

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Hello again

your file made me think of another approach. please check file.

http://videobam.com/qdWcp

cheers

alex

ps if this is for a project i would love to see final result.

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i will post the final result. 

thats exactly it! do you know if it is possible to trim the lines with a geometry made in rhino? instead of the sphere made in grasshopper 

why not? as long as the geometry is closed like the sphere and is inside the grid, unless i am missing something.

i think that if you study the definition you will be able to apply different geometries and experiment further.

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