After creating that simple example, I played around with conic a bit more. When first looking at it, I had not given the position of the two lines any real thought, since they are transient and go away. Since then, I have realized that playing around with creating permanent lines first, that are then used by conic, gave me better perspective on the relationships and what could be done as this animation demonstrates.

Click on .GIF to animate

The Conic values are constant (.5 & -.2). Only the vertex changes.

Hi
Here is "Curve Array" node if someone interested.

Thx will be added to my repository! (If I understand its use! ;)

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

Thank you MO. Just added this new node file to AppData > nodeeditor > nodes > extensions folder.

So this is a Node version of the MoI command: Array (object along a) Curve.
It shows up under the nodeeditor Transform menu, as CurveArray.

- Brian

Thanks a lot!
A missing node indeed :)

Hi
I rewrote the "fillet" and "chamfer" nodes.
They can now fillet or chamfer specified edges/faces Or entire object.



I also changed r2d3's "selectEdges" Node to make selecting edges easier.
Now it can pass the selected edges numbers(Indexes) (e.g. vertical/horizontal edges or holes )
Although it works best on solids.



Here is an example to show you how they work.




Node's address :
Construct/FilletEdges
Construct/ChamferEdges
r2d3/selectEdges

Excellent! Bravo!

"CoordinateFrames" node



Outputs:
Default coordinate frames (Up, Front, Right)
User defined frames

Address:
Points/CoordinateFrames

"PlaneCenter" node




address:
Solids/PlaneCenter

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"CurveMorph" node
This is the node version of "CurveMorph" script by Max Smirnov.
Morph between two curves



Inputs:
two curves
curves number

address:
Curves2/CurveMorph

Cool!

"Array3D" node
Based on "Array3D" script by Max Smirnov.




Address:
Objects2/Array3D

Excellent!

I will must add all these nodes on my repository!
https://moiscript.weebly.com/biblio-elephant.html

That's wonderful! I am constantly amazed by the work of other MOI3D users!

Thanks!

Thank you guys
And thanks to max for his scripts.
I just realized that it's missing randomization, So updated my last post with the new node.
Have fun :)

"ConnectPoints" node



Address:
Curves2/ConnectPoints

"FatLines" node
Based on "FatLines" script by Max Smirnov


Address:
Curves2/FatLines

Fat lines is a very cool function!

"Sum", "Average" and "RandInRange" nodes




Address:
Basic/Sum
Basic/Average
Basic/RandInRange
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"RadialPattern" node
Based on Max Smirnov's "RadialPattern" script



Address:
Objects2/RadialPattern

Perfect!

MO,

Thank you for all your recent node contributions. It is gratifying to have the functionality of NE extended, however I think it is important to resist redundancy where at all possible.

You were perhaps unaware that there was a "Fatlines" node in existence contributed by Wayne. I see that you have added 2 speed modes, which may offer performance / fidelity improvements. Wayne installed his node under Construct2 directory which I think is the appropriate address.

As well, determining the average of a numArray is already provided by Max's "Extract" node. Could "Sum" be added to the "Extract" drop down menu?

As for your "planeCenter" node; this is essentially a replica of Kirsten's "SubD/SelCenterPlane" which is counterintuitively located in SubD directory; Solids is the appropriate directory. However, Wayne made a small modification to Curves/Rectangle node to output surfaces as well as outlines. I have found that in doing so, "SubD/SelCenterPlane" was already redundant. I am not sure if Wayne released Curves2/Rectangle2 to the forum, I believe he did, but anyway it is an elegant & coherent method to generating a plane. This is the perfect example of adding functionality to NE without adding bloat.

Your "RandInRange" has all the functionality of the original "Random" node, yet with the facility to operate within a chosen range and in so it is a worthy replacement.

I made some minor changes to the node's defaults so that it operates similarly to "Random" without connecting inputs. There are many application where only a single floating point number between 0 - 1 is required on running the node, as a consequence I have also made "digital" the default mode. I have attached revised code below, for your consideration.

I hope this post does not read as being critical of your contributions, quite the opposite; I am very happy that you have picked up the mantle, but only that it would be a better time investment to not be reinventing the wheel.

Keep up the good work,
James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

Hi James
Thank you for your time and for these helpful suggestions. :)

About "FatLines" node you are right. I didn't know this node already exists.
Fast mode works just like the Max's "FatLines" script.
Slow mode gives different results on closed curves.

I agree with you, but sometimes it's more convenient to write a node than to finding it. :)
And sometimes redoing is because of having different NE versions.
Like this one:
My "Extract" node is a completely different node. :)


Generating a plane with "rectangle" node is nice, but I couldn't find "rectangle2" node.
Also in my NE version, "SelCenterPlane" node works just for one point.
Here is a timing comparison.