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Here the French last! :)

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Hi Pilou,

>> How do you attach something to a Macro node ? <<

A macro node is just an empty container until node circuitry is put inside.
To do something it needs input/s & output/s that may be connected.

Try double clicking on an existing macro to discover what is inside,
or alternatively create a new macro, double click on it, and add some node/s
include input and output from menu drop down, and then click BACK on the nav bar.

It will all become clear,

James

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Aaaaaaaaaaaah damned! :)

Things hidden from the beginning world! :D

So more nodes to translate! :D
I will obtain an Universalis Encyclopedia! :)

And yes all is quasi clear now! :)

PS Can we put a macro inside a macro ?

And does exist something to alert when you create a node with a name yet existing ?

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A macro can contain a macro.
- B

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So Fractal world! :)

Missing a paradigm! :)

Circle is drawn inside the macro, not outside the macro!
What i missed ?

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Hi Pilou

>> What i missed ? <<

Right Mouse Button click on "Out" in macro
select "Objects" (the default is "Numbers", no appropriate for a curve)

Also remove regular "Output" inside macro, as this will create problems.

Hope this helps
James

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Bravo! Excellent!

Now the more difficult will be to not use this marvelous toy before the next year! :D




So the secret was to take "object" on the "output" in the Macro!

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WOW!

yes, the secrets of the macros are finally discovered!
And you can save macros for reuse.

In the animator11.nod there are a couple of macros inside a macro inside a macro....

for example i made a if/else macro (f.e.: ><180) which i used for different cases...
Once you figured out a funtion -> save it as macro and reuse it for a different case...


Bon Noël <:-)

Image Attachments:
ifelsenod.png 

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French Translation of the animator11.nod + Mini Manual of a Macro!
http://moiscript.weebly.com/elephant-systegraveme-nodal.html



then Macro / animator11

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Hello to all
a little exercise that starts
from a very interesting surface
the Oloid -
Some deformations , a wire that starts from
surface structure.... et voilà .....

How many interested people find the file at this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/qhvj5752j9y7x3f/Oloid_Bracelet.rar
have a nice evening everybody
alberto

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Hi All,
I have had this error report when pressing run on my test collision nod.
but after I clear the error report the nod file runs ok.
Not sure if it's a bug or my nod file setup ?
The nod takes 2 objects and checks for a collision and if so moves the second object till clear.
Any thoughts ?


Barry

Image Attachments:
Collision.gif  Screenshot (38).png  Screenshot (40).png 

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For me it looks like there is a value not set in the beginning..
Try to set defaults in the "prototype.onAdded = function()"

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Hi Ralf,
are you referring to the Collision.js file ?
It as this at the moment Collision.prototype.onExecute = function()
Cheers
Barry

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Hi Barry,

i only have the Barry.js which still has the boolean output

Where can i fin the collision.js?

But while developing other extensions i got the same error and i was able to correct this by adding defaults in the onSdded function...

Can you post the collision.js and the nod you playing with?

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Hello Barry,

the Problem is not in your node - it's the Feedback effect of the nodefile itself. The Output of collision becomes, by detours to the Input.

I think that is catched by the nodeeditor to avoid infinity running. A Problem that has to be solved for optimisations or by a node itself.

I think about it, nevertheless we have to ping Max for his opinion.

Have a nice day
Karsten

p.s.: I don't think that you Need a new node - and try to avoid boolean in nodeeditor progamming - Max has made a decission to use numarray for that Look at his logic nodes. At the end it's the same. Only difference you can directly calculate with a result of a logical comperation.

Attachments:
clash.nod

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Hi Karsten,
attached are my Barry/Collision node and the Collision.nod file.
It's a work in progress.
Am I using a Boolean in the node ?
Thanks for the clash.nod will try to see if I can use it instead but
not sure how I automate the movement yet.
Cheers
Barry

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Hi Karsten,

looks like you are right in every point...

Attachments:
collision.nod

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Cool nothing to translate for this one... a miracle! ...
... but how do use it? :D
(Collision tittle is in red (?) )
Must I use also the Barry.js and where i must put it ? Normal folder or extensions ? or...

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Hi Pilou,
it's a work in progress at the moment so the final aim is to auto place objects touching or with a given gap.
If you place Barry.js in extensions you will be able to try the Collision.nod.
Draw 2 objects make them overlap and press run ( close error report ) and they will automatically move till they do not overlap.
To reset the quartz node value as to be manually reset to 0.
Cheers
Barry

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Hi Barry,
I cannot say if "feedback" is a problem, but note that many months ago, near the beginning of NodeEditor,
I read a post in Grasshopper, of a way to do "feedback," wiring,
which as far as I know, is not normally possible...
Back then, I think I posted a brief sentence about it...
- Brian

ps: General information: The barry.js file goes in the extensions folder of nodeeditor.

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