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Using the List@Level feature

Using the List@Level feature

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Using the List@Level feature

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- [Instructor] In the previous video, we used the list map node to access a specific level of a nested list that we wanted to run a nodes function on. As we saw, the list map work flow is a little bit confusing at first and takes some practice. But fortunately, Dynamo has a feature for working with nested lists that makes things much easier called list @ level. On the screen right now, you can see the same Dynamo script that we had open at the beginning of the previous video. Just like we did in the last video, let's set out to retrieve the description of every shelf type which we can find at index one of each sub list coming from this rest of items node. Once again, let's drop in the get item at index node and a number input node. And set it up to get the item at index one. Looking at our node preview, we see exactly what we saw in the last video. The node is returning the entire sub list that lives at index one of our parent list. Now instead of this outcome, we want the get item at…

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