Hi wisty,
For Windows 10,
An example %appdata% path is: C:> Users> (wisty's user name)> AppData> Roaming> Moi
which should already exist on your computer.
My subdirectories in this "Moi" folder include the following:
commands // Extra MoI commands, like _Angle, NOT the standard MoI commands. I like them here, but they could
// be in c:\ProgramFiles MoI 4.9 beta Oct-27-2020\ commands folder with the regular MoI commands.
customui // Max's customUI (Not relevant to nodeeditor)
objects // Geometry saved with customUI Obj Library
snapshots // customUI screenshots (Maybe this should be elsewhere.)
startup // some customUI .js files, plus Michaels SeparateSidePanePalettes (v1 or v2)
moi.ini // for MoI.
moiBAK // a backup copy, just in case.
MoiColors2019, Medieval, RGB... // Several simple MoI .3dm files with desired color styles.
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The subdirectory needed:
nodeeditor // Create this folder.
Contents of nodeeditor folder:
1. core // subdirectory
2. macros // subdirectory
3. nodes // subdirectory
4. index // The html file.
(I recently added another subdirectory which should probably be located elsewhere:)
5. programs //subdirectory for saving .nod programs.
Placing the above 1--- 4 subdirectories below nodeeditor should do the trick.
In addition, under subdirectory nodes/ extensions/ can be added a Documentation subdirectory,
which can contain subfolders EN and FR (English and French) , which can contain the few documentation html files for some extension node programs.
- Brian
(\>>>V4 Beta<<<
Shortcut Key script, for Light Scheme of nodeeditor:
moi.ui.createDialog( 'moi://appdata/nodeeditor/index.html?scheme=Light', 'resizeable,defaultWidth:680,defaultHeight:420', moi.ui.mainWindow );
(I mostly use the light scheme.)
There are 3 schemes. Standard very dark, light, and another from James, which I've lost.
Yes, See Pilou site...
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