Michael, Thankyou for the excellent Text = <> information !

BRIAN

I have seen this incredible thing by nkallen ! I believe that is in WIp but...very promising!

Pilou,

I'm intrigued! Where did you come upon this video?
Can you please post thel link to webpage.

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

I found this on the Moi's Discord! ;)
(seems it's also a fan of the node's Houdini system network editor for make it more efficient)
Cool that he wants make now something for the Moi Node editor! ;)
https://discord.com/channels/643404002343780362/643406803773685790/804816015983640586

A quick Tip.
For a screen capture of a Dark theme screen, the Color (in particular black & white), can be reversed, for easier printing, with the Snagit screen capture editor.
In the editor, click on image> effects> filter> invertcolors.

- Brian

>I have seen this incredible thing by nkallen ! I believe that is in WIp but...very promising! (Pilou)

Elephant knot editor to automatically create knots when modeling. It would be really very useful for modeling, learning to master MoI, the node editor, etc.

Another update by nkallen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Axtxwt9-gww

Cool ... will be fine if it's will compatible with the new Max Smirnov NodeEditor for the v4 (if projected)

One hour ago youtube by NICKKALLEN:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-5Oj1zPjpo

Cannot find any sign of a demo program.

Someone should subscribe and ask about the availability of the program?

- Brian

You can install and try the New Node Editor by Nkallen
Principally record something for parametrize it!

(I am trying to install it... not evident for me! :) even the readme...
https://github.com/nkallen/elephant/blob/master/README.md

https://github.com/nkallen/elephant/tree/master

Edit: deleted most of this post to avoid creating confusion.
- Brian

Good find Pilou,

Hi everybody,

This video walks you through how to install it on Windows. I'm encouraging people for now to use git rather than downloading zip files etc. I'll make another video for Mac users tomorrow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsTGCHa-pZk&t=1s

Reminder that this is just a preview release. Consider it an alpha.

Thank you nkallen.
On Windows 10, got git installed, and did the first two steps done, the git clone... and git checkout...
Hung up on git commands.patch.

Very slow internet here. Cannot watch video until tonight.

Will try again tonight with fast internet, and watching video.
- Brian

My file explorer directory structure was temporarily messed up, I guess from git am --directory commands...
>>>After a reboot, the directory structure is back to normal. I'll have to follow the video directions for Windows 10.

- Brian

The other Readme file in elephant-0.1-alpha, refers to a third patch file,
git am --ignore-whitespace elephant.patch

It is confusing.
Will try again tonight...

- Brian

The second readme also has Win instructions...

Hi, I think following the video should be best, I'm still working on the README

Fantastic project nkallen, thank you for your hard work!
- Brian
(I edited my prior posts a bit.)

By following nkallen's video I was able to install the node graph. The program seems to work.
Also I had to put in my email address, and my username.

Unfortunately I did not understand about trial/, so do not have a backup of MoI, just the altered "master". Edit incorrect statement.
I guess I'll have to reinstall MoI4...
- Brian

MoI4 successfully reinstalled.

Edit, so trial\ refers to MoI 4.0 beta, not to the git "backup".

Does the result of this "new" NodeGraph is just modified Folders / FIles ?

So will be fine if we can just copy past these new Folder / Files
because this "Git" is very painful! Not yet success! Too much syntax errors, spaces, / , \ etc... a nightmare!
You lost me at video 3.2 minutes! :)

Hi,

The purpose of git is to keep copies of documents and manage different versions of them.

In the video when we do “git commit -m ‘Initial commit’” we make a backup of your moi folder before any changes are made. You can always go back to your initial commit no matter how many changes you make afterwards.