simple adjustment loop

Hi everybody,

I apologize for this probably super-silly inquiry, but... I couldn't find a solution yet.

I've got this very simple file to figure out the angle of a derailleur according to changes in chainrings.

It should actually do exactly what the attached file shows!!!

With one major change: instead of Galapagos waiting for me to press play it should automatically react on a change in the input values of the numeric triggers up left. So far I failed to establish any kind of feedback, tried Octopus, Hoopsnake and GHPython.

It's probably super simple, but currently I am completely stumped. If anyone could give me a solution I'd be super-grateful.

best, Dennis

Ah: And Bumblebee apparently also doesn't work since I am running Office on Mac and Rhino5 under Parallels

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MilanModelGal.gh, 73 KB

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Permalink Reply by Mahdiyar on September 26, 2016 at 9:04am

Hi Dennis,

Actually, It seems that there is no way to run "Galapagos" or "Octopus" solvers within the ghPython.

But I think you don't even need to do that.

Take a look at the attached file.

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MilanModelGal 2.gh, 77 KB

Permalink Reply by Dennis Lagemann on September 26, 2016 at 9:33am

Hi Mahdiyar

Well... So... since I am super-new to Rh/Gh, I will need a while to understand what you did to my file.

But as far as I can see... you are my hero of the day. I'm gonna print your picture and hang it up at the ITA ^_^

Thanks a lot - also for making it a nice example of how a file should look like (y)

best, Dns

Permalink Reply by Dennis Lagemann on September 26, 2016 at 9:49am

Ah..haha - so in principle you compute a lot of possible results in the given solution space and then pick out the closest. Great - I see I was trapped in my mindset. Thx for an eyeopener.

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