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I understand PILOU :)

Is there a manual to read and learn the functionality of nodes?

in a glance https://moiscript.weebly.com/construct.html#bibeunion I was not able to find out how "select" works for example.

Should I keep digging into above link?

or is there another source for learning that kind of things.

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You have all nodes here with their explanation so it's not exactly a manual but...
in English...and in French ;)
https://moiscript.weebly.com/biblio-elephant.html

You have Selected Node
https://moiscript.weebly.com/objects.html#bibeselected

and this shows (2 lines bottom) the action on the Select Node on this page : https://moiscript.weebly.com/node.html

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Ok

So, digging it is! :)

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Bon courage! It's not so evident!

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Hello guys!

I still have don't know how I could select those edges I had highlighted on the attached photo!

Could anyone help me out here?

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Dear all,

I tried to use the OFFSET node to create a bigger version of a closed curve object i.e. a rectangle.

When entering a "Dist" number into the editor of this node, i.e.10, the rectangle gets a 10mm negative offset and is getting smaller. Entering negative numbers is not accepted. Switching the "Both" parameter to "YES" is creating both offset rectangles correctly.

My issue now is that I only want to have the bigger rectangle and not both.

Do I misunderstand the node or do I use it in the wrong way?

Thanks in advance for any ideas or proposals how to get this working.

Joerg

Image Attachments:
Offset Node issue.JPG 

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I will investigate your problem :)

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Maybe like this ?

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Thanks Pilou!

The FLIP parameter is doing the difference!

Really strange, I was pretty sure that I tested yesterday all parameter including different permutations but always failed. But maybe I simply did not test this combination or the restart of the computer solved the issue.

But however now it works, thanks again Pilou!

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I need to do some calcs in a MATH node. I am looking for a function like integer(), but this one seems not to exist.

Do you know where I can find a summary about available functions that can be used in the MATH node? I know the simple + - * / PI sin cos tan ( ) but I assume that there might be more ;o))

Thanks, Joerg

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See posts by Max, a few years ago.
Also see nodeeditor code, e.g. in notepad++.
See Javascript functions, Ecmascript 5, for example at W3 site

- Brian

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Thanks Brian. Sometimes it's really the easiest to directly look into the code although Java is not a know language for me. But Max did a very good readable code, so it was easy to simply add the ROUND() function to the list of codes.

In line 78 of basic.js the function can be added:
this.properties = { mode:["Long","Long","Short"], f:"a+b", preset:["a+b", "a+b", "a-b", "a*b", "a/b", "sin[a]", "cos[a]", "pow(a,b)", "round(a)"], a:[1], b:[1]};

Works now perfect for me.

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Thankyou sunspeed for sharing your Javascript (5) solution.
- Brian

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Is bundlePts available anywhere?
Is bundlePts redundant?

Was bundlePts replaced with some combination of array nodes?
As per Karsten, bundlePts combines the 1st point of each input array, then 2nd point of each input array, etc., which seems to be one of the multi process combinations?

Search of +bundlePts only yields 6 mentions.

- Brian

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Brian

"Bundle" node in "ArrayExt" menu is multi-modal: Points, as well as Numbers& Objects.

James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

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Thank you James.

So, to clarify my understanding:
The old bundlePts node is redundant, or superceded and replaced.
Instead, under the "ArrayExt" menu, use the "bundleArray" node, in "Points" mode, as a replacement.

- Brian

bundleArray has three modes, Points, Numbers, or Objects. These correspond to input and output pointarrays, numarrays, or objarrays.
bundleArray grabs the 1st element of each input array, and outputs them sequentially in an array.
Then grabs the 2nd elements, and outputs them.
etcetera, to the ends of all of the input arrays.
If an input has less elements that the other inputs, EDIT: THE GRABS STOP. (=Short)
(slice(s) or cross section(s) of arrays?) (Some explanation by Max in multiprocess mode combinations? Short, NOT Long). (See James next post.)

So if the input array elements are arranged in Rows, the output would be the Column elements, sequentially. Or vice-versa.
For example, isoline u elements could be converted to isoline v elements.
Weft could be converted to Warp(???) EDIT: Well, see next two posts for elaboration.

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Brian,

You have alluded to a flaw in bundle node: effectively it is "Short" list matching only. If you look at the image below,
the final list should, if it did "long" matching, include "4" at the end. This is also the case with ptArrays & collections of objects.



I'm not clear how bundle node could perform the operation of swapping warp & weft of ptArray, but the means of achieving this would certainly be useful.

James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

See Pilou's post for brief explanation of array matching modes
http://moi3d.com/forum/lmessages.php?webtag=MOI&msg=9476.66

Image Attachments:
bundle_NODE.jpg 

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Thank you James, for the clarifications, corrections, explanations, and link to Pilou.

They help with my better understanding of the node. What it could do, how it could do it.

I'll try and make some corrections, and elaborations, so as to not mislead.

The weaving was an attempt at an example.
If each input array represented (points of) one warp thread...
Output might represent weft thread location, for additional up/down weave information, somehow ???

- Brian

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Hello James,

I tried to recreate what you have made here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CbAAG0Xrssv/

However, for me, it doesn't work! I have problems creating an Array with Knob

.nod file is attached.

Could you please help me through it?

Attachments:
Phyllotaxis Arrangement of Cones.nod

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Psygorn,

The equation that feeds into "Z" input of point node should be:

sqrt(a-pow(sqrt(b),2))*c

Also the cone needs to be beefed up in size, & importantly
have a negative number for "Height" input so it points outwards.

I used "Radius": 15 "Height" : -35
James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

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