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Extract Node (English French)
http://moiscript.weebly.com/basic.html

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Does it possible to Show Hide the Grid of the NodeEditor ?

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Interp Node ( English French)

http://moiscript.weebly.com/basic.html

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The ultima Native last is the "Quartz" Node : i suppose that is a timer but i have not many ideas for use it! :)

If you have a little example ? That will be fine! :)

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The next one "Not Native Node" will maybe a little more difficult for me! :)

I would probably need some big help from the creators!

But before to begin this monstruous part i will make some fun training with the natives ones for some relaxing! :)

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re: Show/Hide grid of nodeeditor.
Maybe make a white on white grid version of nodeeditor based upon James's alternate color scheme.
This would appear grid-less?
Grid-less color scheme could be assigned a hotkey, and .nod program opened in it?

Could grid colors be changed in an existing/open node canvas, with some added code?

- Brian

When moving nodes, the nodes have a "snap to nearest grid" feature.

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Small example of Quartz node

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@Bem I have believed seen somewhere that we can Show / Hide Grid but maybe i have dreamed :)

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@WayneHill Many thanks...Bravo! I can now finish my Native Nodes Section!

Excellent! I see the potential! Perfect for animation! ;)



As you can see i didn't made many efforts! Copy Move your original Object
Changed Tic-Tac to Cycled and changed "Value" parameters! :)

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Don't find what is this Const ??? It don't appears in the Quartz Info Pannel ???
Not a problem but... :)

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The last of the Elephant Native Nodes!
You can find all that here ! http://moiscript.weebly.com/biblio-elephant.html In English! ;) and of course in French also! :)

I will make a little break for use them for the fun before to start the Extention Nodes section! :D

So the Quartz Node : a funny one! Thanks to Waynehill!

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Hz is for Hertz, the frequency or cycles per second.
In other words, the speed of the clock, or the speed of the twisting.
In general terms, a frequency of 1 hertz means that something happens once a second, but in the
nodeeditor program, the speed may be faster or slower. So it is the relative speed.

Examples:
Hz = 0.1 is slow twist...
Hz = 5 for faster twist...
- Brian

The frequency could be measured, but may vary depending upon computer?, software load? etc ?

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OK ...as i seen no notable difference with little or more bigger numbers i was perplex!
Thanks for the explanation!

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On my computer, your excellent quartz/twist node runs slow at HZ = .1, and runs
rapidly at HZ = 1 or 2...

Maybe computer speed makes a difference?

- Brian

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Thx for precisions!

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Just for say that i made a little more better UI for directly access to the Nodes! :)

http://moiscript.weebly.com/biblio-elephant.html

French done, English half done (will be finished this evening! :)

just test Quartz who seems indispensable for make animation!

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Hi Pilou

How did you create this? Looks awesome.

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Sorry my speed example above was not very raffined! :)

This other one following not many more but for explain the concept that is very sufficient!

Something like that...draw anything (here a simple box) out of the origin for avoid to manage the center et voilà :)

I don't want imagine that is possible to do! :D



Really funny and very speedy to do! Beauty of the simplicity! Small is beautiful ! :)

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Ok as promised French/ English sweet UI Native Nodes is done for accelerate accessibility ! :)

Maybe i will make also a graphic Nodes Clickable...as i have now the "anchors" ;)

http://moiscript.weebly.com/biblio-elephant.html

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Not exactly each Native Nodes one by one clickable but... :)
(French / English)

http://moiscript.weebly.com/all-nodes.html

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