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Mirror Cut Domains²
Cut a set of domain²s at an index, mirror the kept side of the cut across the index, and combine it with the kept side.
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domain²s | I² | Set of domain²s to mirror cut | Domain² |
| Mirror Index | Mi | Index that the kept side of the domain² set cut gets mirrored across. Negative index reverses the domain² set and removes from the top. | Integer |
| Flip | F | Flip the mirror direction (False = Mirror after index, True = Mirror before index) | Boolean |
| Join | J | Join the mirror cut domain² set (removes the duplicate domain² in the middle of the set) | Boolean |
| Mirror Type | T | Determines how the domain² set is mirrored 0 = Reflected 1 = Inverted | Integer |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mirror Cut | M | Resulting mirror cut domain² set | Domain² |
| Split Index | i | The splitting index (only if Join is false) To split the mirror cut domain² set at the mirror use this as the index input on Grasshopper's Split List component. | Integer |
| Intersected | I | True if the mirror index intersected the domain² set, False if the mirror index did not intersect the domain² set | Boolean |
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