Eagerly awaiting official names for all of these icons. There are lots of unknown icons on my android tablet, which is connected to Verizon wireless, and also to home network.
It allows MoI forum access, but doesn't quite work like a Windows 10 machine, so is a bit awkward.
p.s. Home network is hooked up to via a persons WIFI "modem", not the PC.
@ Bem You can use some free progs like https://www.realvnc.com for use MOi on your Androïd Tablett!
(the only allowing the 3 mouse buttons for me - the other like Google Remote manage only the left click! )
Even put a Mouse with an OTG USB connector !
And keep or not the fingers "Touch" effect!
= the dream :)
PS and of course any progs running on your PC with only limitations of your PC! (15 meters)
That is the 21 century!
Hi Pilou
>> When I press Load in the NodeEditor , and then press Cancel in the Windows of download file i have this... (so I select no file)
I fixed this bug. Thanks
To add to documentation of Max's nodelist and documentation of macros:
In Max's nodelist dropdown menu, under Macros, the selections In and Out which apply to macros, are available if and only if a macro node is present in the nodeeditor canvas, and is currently highlighted.
- Brian
(The dropdown list is long, but it is nice to be able to scan down the list to find a desired node, without having to select multiple menus.)
The Split node has 3 versions, corresponding to its 3 menu options, Numbers, Points, or Objects.
Numbers option inputs, and outputs, numarrays.
Points option inputs, and outputs, pointarrays.
Objects option inputs, and outputs, objectlists.
The Split node is multitasking, so a stream of many input items will be processed.
The Split node has a "Mask" boolean (0's & 1's) input, which sends the Num inputs, or Pts inputs, or Obj inputs to either the "1" output, or the "0" output. The input stream is separated into two output streams.
The Split node has 3 modes, Repeat, Long, and Short, which control how the mask is applied to the input stream. Multitasking documentation (should) explain how the modes are applied.
For any one item of the input stream, the Split node does NOT extract its contents. For example, a point does not have its x,y z coordinates extracted.
Under the Basic menu, the "Extract" node, in Points mode, extracts one of 7 elements, X, Y, Z, rX, rY, rZ, or Scale
Under the Points2 menu, the "splitPts" node extracts 10 elements.
