Hello!

I'm currently on a Houdini project in which i want to create a building. The building consist on different flats, and I want to be able to select different flat types and apply any of them to the different flat positions.
My idea was to create a line of points and set the different flats with a switch node, and then assign the switch input I want to the point I want, but I have really no idea how to do that. I've tried to create an attribute wrangle in which I can select the point ID I want, but then I don't know how to assign a switch input to this point ID.
Anyone has any idea? Thanks a lot!

You're very close, there is no reason for a switch node in this case when using "copy to points" as it has an in built
parameter called "piece attribute" which can be used to say essentially "what" should I copy onto this point.

Also there is no need to pack the geometry as again using this "copy to points" node has packing built into its functionality.

Thanks! I've now tried that, however it is not exactly what I want. This assigns random positions for every object depending on the attribute, right? What I really want to do is to be able to specify which point has which geometry (for example, I want point 1 to have "box1", point 2 to have "tube1", and point 3 to have "box1" again). Plus, I want to be able to change on the fly the geometry put in every point. Any way to do it? thanks again!