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Perfect! And in French! :)
http://moiscript.weebly.com/elephant-systegraveme-nodal.html

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Dear friends
can someone explain to me the features
(Points Math) with some example ..
something is simple ..... but other features
they are unknow for me-
I upload a starting file......
Many thank
al

Attachments:
Know Points Math.nod

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New tests

Inspired by this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twOUPaqo-ak

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Hi Al,
Tomorrow I'll explain how to use points and frames

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Hi Max,

> Inspired by this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twOUPaqo-ak

Hey...the old good Grasshopper is back !

To be perfectly honest, Grasshopper is by far the very best of Rhino, its point of excellence.

- Marco (mkdm)

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Al

>can someone explain to me the features
(Points Math) with some example ..<

Point Math is simply Max's brilliant "FXGraph3d" script repurposed as a node.

An in depth discussion of FXGraph scripts can be found here:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6447.1

Attached is .nod file for generating Enneper surface with Points Math node.

Hope this helps
- James

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Good Morning James
thanks for the file
of considerable clarification, but I ask you
how to add input into
feature
al

Image Attachments:
Enneper-ex-2.jpg 

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< Hi Al,
Tomorrow I'll explain how to use points and frames>

Hi Max
thanks in advance to all, look forward
your explanations, I'm sorry but I'm a beginner
al

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Hi Al,

To add inputs to node, right button click on node and pull down: inputs/a
as shown.

Hope this helps

- James

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Hi James, and Max ,
another question, sorry.......
How can I handle the n°. outputs
(In this case curves)-
As in the example posted to delete one
in order to make the Loft no Creased ?
(GH / Rhino you can)
and you can, in the future, implement this in "Elephant"
al

Image Attachments:
Enneper-ex-3.jpg 

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Hi James
Many thanks for the help...
I need to ask other, maybe you could help my;
- How can I enter a domain of U and V in the Math node pt
into Fx3D Graph exists a field (Min) and (Max) ?
- you can create parametrically, with values on slider,
a Range -> (Domain / integer) ?
-and you can , always create parametrically ,
a Series of numbers -> Start Number / Interval / Number instances ?

thanks in advance
have a nice day
al

Image Attachments:
domainin math point.JPG 

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Hi Al

>>I need to ask other, maybe you could help my;
- How can I enter a domain of U and V in the Math node pt
into Fx3D Graph exists a field (Min) and (Max) ?<<

An earlier iteration of MathArray node had inputs for UMin, UMax, VMin & UMax.
These have been removed with the name change to MathPoints.

I believe that Max is developing Range and series nodes to satisfy this requirement
and the others you mentioned We need to wait and see.

-James

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Hi Al

FROM YOUR IMAGE >> How insert domain Ex (-2pi to 2pi)<<

In the URange or VRange field type:

-2*PI,2*PI

exactly as above, and it will populate field with numerical values.

I'm noy sure if this answers your question.
Let me know

-James

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Hi james
Sorry, I'm too "speedy", I had not noticed
the comma as separator in the fields ,
I wrote-2 *pi to 2 * pi - like in Grasshopper-
Sorry...
Many appreciate your answers
al

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Hello Max,

I thougth about an interpolation for numarrays. I choose a spline interpolation and activated your average mode. Maybe you can use parts of the code. Maybe someone can test it, if it is useful ...


Have a nice day
Karsten

Attachments:
basicFunctions.js
infonodes.js
litegraph.js
SM.nod

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Hello James,

it is exacly what it should do. You have 11 circles and the radius is given as a sequence of numbers (1,2,1). The average mode in the circles-node, maps a interpolation of the three values to the radii of the circles. You can add or delete a value also- (I hope so:-) It isn't tested well, because the integration in litegraph.js is just a hack - as good as I understand the code.

Have a nice day
Karsten

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Hi Karsten,

I get it now. This will be very useful.

Thanks
- James

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:-)
But I don't know, if average is the right word for that? Max has to decide about it!

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p.s.: for 2 values it degenerates to a linear interpolation:-)

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