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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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Can you validate the process for make such sort of thing! http://moiscript.weebly.com/uploads/3/9/3/8/3938813/easy.nod

Progression seems also indispensable for integrate some numerous data for create some sequential profils etc...if you don't want drawing first outof the Node then Select them...but maybe you have anothers strategy ?

As I use only "Native nodes" for the moment there is no "Scale" directly for the objects! (for the points yes if am i right)

Another thing : does it normal that the "Save" of the "Nodes" don't save the objects selected ?

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