hello everyone, i am new here and to blender, however i have watched some videos where i can make some designs of what i want through the geometry node but none of them match what i really want to make! initially i want to make a similar design to what is shown in the image, but more importantly i want these rods to be placed on the XY axes so i can export them as dxf and be able to export code and process them as separate pieces on the cnc. i will provide two images where in one will be the design i want to make and in the other image will show how i ideally want to export the pieces that make up the design. thanks in advance
thanks for the answer and yes I have seen this site that shows the method but the issue is that the Sverchok that I have installed either does not have the names exactly as they appear in the image or since I have version 4.1 it does not display these nodes…
Well, we have a for each element node in geonodes now.
So maybe something like thiis?
para_wall.zip (123.7 KB)
really thank you very much for your time it seems exactly what I need, the only problem is that I don’t know how to manage this file! 
that is, 1st how will I make my own design like for example I have uploaded and coordinate the geometry nodes (which I thank you very much for sharing with me) and 2nd how will I manage to export each piece of it to dxf after designing it… I am very new to blender and I am just learning it so it is not that familiar to me yet, I am a mechanical engineer and designer but I use other programs, mainly cad…
My friend, thank you very much for your time and effort, you are fantastic…
No problem, glad to help,
…one thing though…
Please, just show me what you CNC with it!
I am a huge fan of this channel
https://www.youtube.com/@InheritanceMachining
AlphaChannel
Look, the truth is that I am also a big fan of metalworking and that’s how I started the work I do now, but unfortunately after a few years I had to leave, so now I work in a lighter material such as wood. It’s fantastic that you can make it even with wood, but in my opinion, metal is the best… However, I am very happy to show you a recent project that I designed - programmed - and cut on the CNC router I work with…
curve guided path deform.zip (124.6 KB)
edit and move the curves around to see what is going on.
Let me know if this makes things a litltle clearer.
Regards
alphachannel