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Hi AL.

I'm on the side of "script developers" too!

Long life to anyone who wants to experiment, and is never going to be satisfied with "the same old things" :)

Only, I would really appreciate a greater commitment in keeping things well organized (scripts, version, and etc...)

But, apparently there's no one that agrees with me about this point.

No problem at all for me.

I will continue to play and learn from the great P. Elephant, thanks to Max, you, James, Karsteen and all other Elephant's guys :)

Ciao!

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Hi Karsteen.

Just in order to definitively close this argument (for me)....

@You : "...Sometimes I have the Feeling that some guys here are not amused that someone is writing nodes here..."

I sincerely hope that you are not referring to me, because, even if I always said that my mathematics knowledge is very weak,
I wrote some utility nodes too, nothing really special although :), and some commands/script and new others will come :).

I think too that your contribution to P. Elephant is excellent.

So I really love "developing" as much as "modelling" side!

I hope that I made myself clear this time.

Have a nice day.

Ciao!

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Hello Marco,

everthing is fine:-)



these are the things that drive me - but I am also driven by organisation every day in my Job.

So a nice day to all
Karsten

Image Attachments:
3D-CableMesh.png 

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Everthing is fine for me too, Karsten :)

Thanks a lot for sharing this "new experiment" !

We'll see new great things.....

Nice day!

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Karsten,

"Sometimes I have the Feeling that some guys here are not amused that someone is writing nodes here -anyway."

Stunned that you've been given that impression. I, like the other posters, am very grateful for all that you have contributed.

As a fairly recent participant in Project Elephant I did find it very challenging to get going and would have appreciated a tidier archive and detailed, easy to find, documentation.
However I realise that this is very much a work in progress and we have the opportunity to participate in the building phase, and I'd sooner the developers create new nodes, and improvements and extension of Node Editor (Macros are wonderful!) that spend their time on administration.

When the development phase is 'over' then, for the value of Project Elephant to be accessible to a greater range of MoI users, easily accessible archives and documentation will be essential.

Mike.

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I have a sort of repository (Max / rest of the world :)

But in French !)

But you have some images! and links to the original!

Sorry i want to test all new nodes of these last weeks for archive them but no time for the moment!

http://moiscript.weebly.com/elephant-systegraveme-nodal.html

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Hi Friends

This is my third macro
Blend linear curve ...

input:
-curve-1
-curve-2
-factor for Blend C1
-factor for Bend C2
-start point on first curve
-start point on second curve
-bulge blend first curve
-bulge blend secon curve
-choise C1 or C2

output:
-blend Curve
-joint Curve

I think I'm a flexible enough tool to help
in classic planar drawing
Later they tried to create Blend Curve 3d macro
surely it is much more complicated to do so
to this link the files:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/d29l84ugddrvykz/M-Blend_Curve.rar
Good in-depth
Have a nice Weekend to all
alberto

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Hi Friends,

this is the fourth Macro ;
Cubic Bezier from 4 points .
The interesting thing, I think, is that we can use it
not just isolated points, but also points that lie on curves
linear .....
in this case the output curve represents a particular fillet
between these two curves ...

input

point 1
point 2
point 3
point 4
Start Domain
End Domain
n°point for curve

output

Cubic Bezier
Points Control Polygon
Control Polygon

Files at this link;
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ddh3c95syhwxphb/M-Cubic_Bezier_from_4_Pt.rar
Have a nice day to all
alberto

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The download link does not work.
Even exclusion from Malwarebytes does not help.
- Brian

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Hello Brian,

here is Als the node file.

Have a nice day
Karsten

Attachments:
Dim-Macro Bezier from 4 point.nod

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Hi Brain
if you refer to my last file
I checked in the site, and they made 2 Downloads,
maybe it's a problem with your Server.....
best
alberto

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Thanks Karsten for putting the file in the forum ...
I still can not use Mediafire
(they are still the effects of the Earthquake in my Territory)
thanks again and have a nice evening
alberto

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Thank you Karsten

A new experience:
About a half hour after trying the download, doing some Math google searches, my speaker started a noxious pulse beeping, one webpage screen went red, with some warning to call an alleged "Microsoft" telephone number, some blocked malware was after bank accounts and credit cards, etc.
(No fault of MoI, nor of MediaFire as far as I know.)
Rebooted, and all seems well.

- Brian

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Hello Brian,

I saw this pop up also. Go to task manager and kill the process. I got always pop ups at mediafire, but never such crap like in the last days.

p.s.: Under linux you will get 15€ for a bet portal;-)

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Hi All,

UPDATE: Revised version can be found here:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=7777.649

I have attempted to recreate a form as per youtube vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiKG-vkTzfE
Not emulating the procedure, just the end result.



WARNING: Due to the sheer complexity of the form (number of lines/surfaces),
running the .nod file will take a long time to render to screen
(approx. 40 secs on my laptop), so be patient.
Of course, for denser meshes, it will be even longer.


Have a great weekend
James

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Hi James!

Thanks a lot for this sharing!

What a complex and beautiful node ! A lot of stuff useful for practicing.

On my PC i7-7700K it takes exactly 30 secs to generate the output.

Ciao!

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Great stuff. Bit hard to tell - is this a moebius strip?

I'll have to update my machine - 44.5 seconds. Though the processor is an i7.
Perhaps a better graphics card - currently an AMD Radeon HD 7800

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UPDATED: mobius2.nod attached

(Further simplified; previous version still contained extraneous nodes
related to retopologizing the surface in prep for mFlow)


Hi Mike,

<< is this a moebius strip?>>

Yes, try this .nod file:
same circuitry, but without the variable fenestration.
(with next to no delay to generate output )

James

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Hi Mike!

@You : "...I'll have to update my machine - 44.5 seconds. Though the processor is an i7. Perhaps a better graphics card - currently an AMD Radeon HD 7800"

Well, I'm not Michael but for what I know about how Moi deals with calculation I think that it actually doesn't use almost anything of GPU power (unfortunately)
except display and render meshes.

So I think you will get no advantage upgrading your GPU.

Consider that I currently own a Gtx 1080 Ti.

Ok, Vega cards and also some previous generation "gaming" Amd GPUs are more powerful regarding FP64 and FP16,
but with Gtx 1080 Ti we are still talking about something like 11 TFlops in FP32 with 11Gb or superfast video memory.

Talking about the CPU not all i7 are the same.

I currently have the most powerful 4 cores/8 threads cpu currently available, the i7-7700K, but anyway it has only 4 physical cores
and I know that a CPU with more cores like Threadripper or other Intel CPUs are much more powerful than my 7700K.

So, if you are thinking about upgrading, at least talking about Moi, I think you should switch to a new CPU with more cores.

but you should ask to Michael if Moi can leverage on more cores and if the gain is "linear".
I mean, for example, 40 secs to execute that nod file with a 4 cores CPU, so...20 secs with 8 cores ?

I hope i made myself clear enough :)

Ciao!

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