Choosing different angles in each repetition

Hi!

I am trying to do a bifurcation with HoopSnake in which in any new repetition the angle from the original segment isn't used. So, I have three angles, let's say 30, 15, 90 degrees and I would need to pick 30 for the first repetition, 15 and 90 for the next, 30 and 90, and 30 and 15 for the next... etc.(It's clearer in the photo attached)

Does anybody has any idea how to do that?

Any answer is very much appreciated!

Thank you.

Valeria

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Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on January 22, 2016 at 11:40am

You mean a looped "selection" of angles with this iteration logic or maybe minus the last (per loop)? (BTW: don't forget to convert deg to rad for your GH ops).

Permalink Reply by Valeria Ospital on January 22, 2016 at 12:38pm

Thank you!

I don't no scripting... how should I do the c# component?

Permalink Reply by peter fotiadis on January 22, 2016 at 2:27pm

Well ... I know that (otherwise why using the Hoopsnake?)

I've made the "demo" via C# (just 3 lines do the job) in order to speed up time (my time). If this is what you want (but the 4rth loop member is actually required? - see option available).

I'll provide a native component solution later on - for the moment get the C# (you'll never know ... some day, he he).

BTW: what exactly are you after? (BTW: I don't use Hoopsnake or Anemone) some sort of fractal graph?

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