This article explains how to use Range to split a domain range.


On the Grasshopper, it is represented by either of the two above.
Splitting a domain range
Range can be used to split a domain range.

Enter the data for the domain range in the Range(D).
In this case, Construct Domain is used to create a domain range from 0 to 30.
Enter the number of divisions in the Range(N).
This time, 5 is entered.

The original 0~30 domain range is now divided into 5 parts.
Because of the 5 divisions, the output value is 6.

To see this more clearly, let’s use Construct Point to create a point.

As you can see, there are six points and the number of divisions is five.
As you can see, using Range, we can divide the domain range.
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