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How to combine data paths with flatten tree in Grasshopper

How to combine data paths with flatten tree in Grasshopper

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How to combine data paths with flatten tree in Grasshopper

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- [Instructor] In another video, we took a look at this exercise file where our goal was to make one continuous extrusion from three separate curves by manipulating our data tree in Grasshopper. So now that we have an idea of how data's flowing through our definition here, let's take a look at how we could manipulate it to accomplish our goal. To combine our paths we could use a component called flatten tree and that's under the sets, tree component panel. So I'm just tapping alt and clicking and dragging to give myself a little bit more space here. And I'm just going to splice in this flattened tree between the points output and the polyline vertices input and let's also plug it into our panel. So I can see now that I've connected that, things have changed quite a bit. I only have one path in my panel here and that contains all 18 of my points. So that's six from each of the three curves. I also see that my…

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