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Hello Max,

great news!

>>> But I'll check your version, maybe I'll find something interesting in it. :)
I don't think so! 99% is your own code - interesting could only be some bugs, that I placed in the rest;-)

Have a nice evening
Karsten

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Pilou, check the new version ;)

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Added properties fix for Output node for back compatibility with old .nod files.

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Hi Pilou

See attached, Includes:

Series
Range
DegToRad ( degree to Radian Conversion, You can use Math node for this )
RadToDeg ( Radian to Degree Conversion, You can use Math node for this )

Thanks,
sharif

Attachments:
nodeTest.js

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@Sharif: thx!

@Max

Any of previous nodes works with this new version ???

Result of expression "This properties style" [undefined] is not an object.

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Pilou, yes, I'm sure.


Replace original litegraph-editor.js with the attached file
Now you need to press New button longer to reset the editor.

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OK I have now several colors for the Style but not this "Draft" :)

but always all previous nodes loaded don't work with this version 6.5
Result of expression "This properties style" [undefined] is not an object.

Nodes saved with this version 6.5 work fine!

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Hello Max,

I'm not sure that the pushFrame works:

pointArray.prototype.pushFrame = function(frame)
{
var rx=ry=rz=0;
if ( frame.zaxis.y === 0 && frame.zaxis.z === 0) { ry = ( frame.xaxis.z > 0 )?90:-90; }
else
{
rx = Math.atan2(frame.zaxis.y, frame.zaxis.z);
ry = -Math.asin(frame.zaxis.x);
rz = Math.atan2(frame.xaxis.z*Math.sin(rx)-frame.xaxis.y*Math.cos(rx), frame.xaxis.x*Math.cos(ry)+(frame.xaxis.y*Math.sin(rx)+frame.xaxis.z*Math.cos(rx))*Math.sin(ry));
}

this.data.push(frame.origin.x); this.data.push(frame.origin.y); this.data.push(frame.origin.z);
this.data.push(rx); this.data.push(ry); this.data.push(rz);
this.data.push(1);
this.xlength++;
}
I'm missing the conversion to deg?
What works for me at the moment is something like:

pointArray.prototype.pushFrame = function (frame)
{
this.data.push(frame.origin.x);
this.data.push(frame.origin.y);
this.data.push(frame.origin.z);

var rx=ry=rz=0;
if ( frame.zaxis.y === 0 && frame.zaxis.z === 0) { ry = ( frame.xaxis.z > 0 )?Math.PI/4:-Math.PI/4; }
else
{
rx = Math.atan2(frame.zaxis.y, frame.zaxis.z);
ry = -Math.asin(Math.round(frame.zaxis.x*10000)/10000);
rz = Math.atan2(frame.xaxis.z*Math.sin(rx)-frame.xaxis.y*Math.cos(rx), frame.xaxis.x*Math.cos(ry)+(frame.xaxis.y*Math.sin(rx)+frame.xaxis.z*Math.cos(rx))*Math.sin(ry));
}
/////////////////////////
this.data.push(rx * 180 / Math.PI);
this.data.push(ry * 180 / Math.PI);
this.data.push(rz * 180 / Math.PI);

this.data.push(1);
// this.xlength++;
}
Although, for the gimbal lock is a calculation vor rx or rz is missing?? e.g. rz = Math.atan2(frame.yaxis.z,frame.yaxis.y); with rx=0;???

Nevertheless, tomorrow is a new day!
Karsten

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Hey Max,
If you try and set output style property "before" running the node it will produce an error. If you run node first, then style is applied great!

I ran old "jitter node"... But example node and others like motor error out. Hopefully you are just making those future changes now...

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Pilou, BurrMan
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=7713.292

Karsten,
Yes, I forgot about rad-deg translation :)
Thank you

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Works now like a charm! :)

It's always no need to translate what is out of the lang.js file ?
(for the Info or some info node message like "(input locked)" when you Right Click on an input node point

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Hey Max,
Here's the workflow error with the new styles element:



And then a quick error on the old "example" node:

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Hello Burrman,

please try to replace the marked area with shown line in nodes\basic.js - and give a feedback:-)


MoIOutput.prototype.updateObjects = function()
{
this.onClear();
var changeStyle = (this.properties.style[0] !== this.properties.style[1] && this.sIndex !== -1);
var inObj = this.getInputData(0, moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList());
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
if(inObj!==null){for ( var i = 0; i<inObj.length; i++) this.tempobjects.addObject(changeStyle?inObj.item(i).clone():inObj.item(i));};
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
for ( var i=this.tempobjects.length; i>0; i-- ) this.tempobjects.item(i-1).setHitTest(0);
if (changeStyle) this.tempobjects.setProperty( 'styleIndex', this.sIndex);
moi.geometryDatabase.addObjects(this.tempobjects);
}

Have a nice day
Karsten

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That worked..... That eliminated the workflow error. Should ask Max to take a look.

Thanks Karsten.

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The example node error still exists in the construct.js file though.

I'm not going to be running all the created nodes because of such heavy development right now... Maybe Max should just keep "example" updated as needed with any major release... So I don't bug him about "an old node doesn't work...." stuff, when he already knows that, etc....

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Yes, I had also a look to that node, but I can't see any problems ... recreate it:-)

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Hello Burrman,

I had another look into the v.0.4 code: The problem is quiet simple - loft node in V0.4 hasn't the feature for closed:-)

Have a nice day
Karsten

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Hi Max,

>> added Style property in the Output node

Thank you very much for this new feature!

It's exactly what i wanted.

P.S.

I noticed that the "Circle" node only generates one single circle whatever the input "pointarray" is.

So i wrote a little modified version called "Circles" that generates as many as the points contained in the array.

Furthermore, it is possible to limit the total number of generated circle, to a specified amount.

This amount can be >=1 AND <= the number of points contained in the array.

And is also possible to specify a step amount for the for-loop.

Here's the code :

// Circles
function Circles()
{
	this.addInput("Center","pointarray");
	this.addInput("Radius","number");
	this.addInput("Elements","number");
	this.addInput("Step","number");
	this.addOutput("Out","objectlist");
	this.properties = { radius:1, elements:1, step:1 };
}

Circles.title = "Circles";
Circles.desc = "Circles";

Circles.prototype.onExecute = function()
{
	var output = moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList();
	var centers = this.getInputData(0, new pointArray());
	var len = centers.getLength();
	this.properties.radius = this.getInputData(1, this.properties.radius);
	this.properties.elements = this.getInputData(2, this.properties.elements);
	if (this.properties.elements <= 0) this.properties.elements = 1;
	this.properties.step = this.getInputData(3, this.properties.step);
	if (this.properties.step <= 0) this.properties.step = 1;
	if (this.properties.step > len) this.properties.step = len;
	for (i = 0; i < len && i < this.properties.elements; i += this.properties.step) {
		var cir = factory( 'circle', true, centers.getFrame(i), null, this.properties.radius );
		output.addObject(cir.item(0));
	}	
	this.setOutputData(0, output);
}

LiteGraph.registerNodeType("Curves/Circles", Circles);

I've also done the "GetBBoxes" node that follow the same logic.

Here's the code :

function GetBBoxes()
{
	this.addInput("In","objectlist");
	this.addInput("Elements","number");
	this.addInput("Step","number");	
	this.addOutput("Out","objectlist");
	this.addOutput("BBox Center","pointarray");
	this.properties = { elements:0, step:1 };

}

GetBBoxes.title = "BoundingBoxes";
GetBBoxes.desc = "Get BoundingBoxes";

GetBBoxes.prototype.onExecute = function()
{
	var input = this.getInputData(0, moi.geometryDatabase.createObjectList());
	var len = input.length;
	var bbox = new pointArray();
	
	this.properties.elements = this.getInputData(1, this.properties.elements);
	if ((this.properties.elements <= 0) || (this.properties.elements > len)) this.properties.elements = len;
	this.properties.step = this.getInputData(2, this.properties.step);
	if (this.properties.step <= 0) this.properties.step = 1;
	if (this.properties.step > len) this.properties.step = len;
		
	this.setOutputData(0, input);
	
	for (i = 0; i < len && i < this.properties.elements; i += this.properties.step) {
		bbox.pushPoint(input.item(i).getBoundingBox().center);
	}
	this.setOutputData(1, bbox);
}

LiteGraph.registerNodeType("Objects/GetBBoxes", GetBBoxes);

Have a nice day.

Marco.

Attachments:
BBoxes.nod
Circles.nod

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Hi Karsten,

and thank you for code.

I was examining the code but i must admit that i can't figure out what are the data types that it accepts in input.

function PtArrayConcat()
{
	this.labels = "abcdef";
	this.size = [60,20];
	this.internal = {a:1, b:1};
	this.addOutput("Out", "pointarray");
}

Could you kindly explain ?

Anyway...thanks for your reply.

Nice day.

Marco.

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Hello Marco,
since yesterday the code is obsolete - Max has implemented the node also in his new version. Nevertheless, inputs are of type pointarray.

A nice weekend
Karsten

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