Grasshopper 101: Parameterization | #03 Graph Mapper Domains

[@tuyat4009]

your voice is so nice，so as your tutorial!

[@tay.0]

another quality tutorial, thank you guys for everything.

[@learnvisualprogramming]

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[@limlexuan9007]

Very clear explanation!! Many thanks

[@learnvisualprogramming]

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[@arnieXD]

why is 0 to 5 1/5th of the graph? This is somehow very confusing to me

[@learnvisualprogramming]

Hi, please reference a timestamp of the issue in the video.

[@arnieXD]

@@learnvisualprogramming @4:12 I just don't understand why it's not 0 to 0.2, that would make a lot more sense to me.

[@learnvisualprogramming]

@arnieXD, thanks for the comment. I'm not sure what you find confusing here, but 1/5 equals 0.2 (or 20%). For instance, when we supply values 0 to 1, if the Graph Mapper X-domain were 0 to 7, then the subdomain would take 1/7 (0.1428..) of the full graph. Maybe the learning slides could help clarify the issue: www.learn-visual-programming.com/parameterization?lightbox=dataItem-kp8h4fsz

[@arnieXD]

@@learnvisualprogramming Ah I don't know exactly what I was thinking when I watched this video for the first time. But now I see that the range supplied is 0-1. Which is exactly one fifth of the domain. Thanks for answering still :)