So the French version :)
But no exactly complete because you hid some nodes that i discovered in moving some ones !!! ;)

<< PS translating the nodenames makes only sense for the nodelist

Sure and for the Anglophobic user who has the illusion to understand a little bit of what's happening on the screen! :) :) :)

PS Thx for the Macro : indeed 2 lines can animated the world! :)

So 2 missing! (will be complete on my site! :) http://moiscript.weebly.com/elephant-systegraveme-nodal.html

Just a silly question! :)
Not for make it, just for info!

How do you attach something to a Macro node ?

Here the French last! :)

Hi Pilou,

>> How do you attach something to a Macro node ? <<

A macro node is just an empty container until node circuitry is put inside.
To do something it needs input/s & output/s that may be connected.

Try double clicking on an existing macro to discover what is inside,
or alternatively create a new macro, double click on it, and add some node/s
include input and output from menu drop down, and then click BACK on the nav bar.

It will all become clear,

James

Aaaaaaaaaaaah damned! :)

Things hidden from the beginning world! :D

So more nodes to translate! :D
I will obtain an Universalis Encyclopedia! :)

And yes all is quasi clear now! :)

PS Can we put a macro inside a macro ?

And does exist something to alert when you create a node with a name yet existing ?

A macro can contain a macro.
- B

So Fractal world! :)

Missing a paradigm! :)

Circle is drawn inside the macro, not outside the macro!
What i missed ?

Hi Pilou

>> What i missed ? <<

Right Mouse Button click on "Out" in macro
select "Objects" (the default is "Numbers", no appropriate for a curve)

Also remove regular "Output" inside macro, as this will create problems.

Hope this helps
James

Bravo! Excellent!

Now the more difficult will be to not use this marvelous toy before the next year! :D




So the secret was to take "object" on the "output" in the Macro!

WOW!

yes, the secrets of the macros are finally discovered!
And you can save macros for reuse.

In the animator11.nod there are a couple of macros inside a macro inside a macro....

for example i made a if/else macro (f.e.: ><180) which i used for different cases...
Once you figured out a funtion -> save it as macro and reuse it for a different case...


Bon Noël <:-)

French Translation of the animator11.nod + Mini Manual of a Macro!
http://moiscript.weebly.com/elephant-systegraveme-nodal.html



then Macro / animator11

Hello to all
a little exercise that starts
from a very interesting surface
the Oloid -
Some deformations , a wire that starts from
surface structure.... et voilà .....

How many interested people find the file at this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/qhvj5752j9y7x3f/Oloid_Bracelet.rar
have a nice evening everybody
alberto

Hi All,
I have had this error report when pressing run on my test collision nod.
but after I clear the error report the nod file runs ok.
Not sure if it's a bug or my nod file setup ?
The nod takes 2 objects and checks for a collision and if so moves the second object till clear.
Any thoughts ?


Barry

For me it looks like there is a value not set in the beginning..
Try to set defaults in the "prototype.onAdded = function()"

Hi Ralf,
are you referring to the Collision.js file ?
It as this at the moment Collision.prototype.onExecute = function()
Cheers
Barry

Hi Barry,

i only have the Barry.js which still has the boolean output

Where can i fin the collision.js?

But while developing other extensions i got the same error and i was able to correct this by adding defaults in the onSdded function...

Can you post the collision.js and the nod you playing with?

Hello Barry,

the Problem is not in your node - it's the Feedback effect of the nodefile itself. The Output of collision becomes, by detours to the Input.

I think that is catched by the nodeeditor to avoid infinity running. A Problem that has to be solved for optimisations or by a node itself.

I think about it, nevertheless we have to ping Max for his opinion.

Have a nice day
Karsten

p.s.: I don't think that you Need a new node - and try to avoid boolean in nodeeditor progamming - Max has made a decission to use numarray for that Look at his logic nodes. At the end it's the same. Only difference you can directly calculate with a result of a logical comperation.

Hi Karsten,
attached are my Barry/Collision node and the Collision.nod file.
It's a work in progress.
Am I using a Boolean in the node ?
Thanks for the clash.nod will try to see if I can use it instead but
not sure how I automate the movement yet.
Cheers
Barry

Hi Karsten,

looks like you are right in every point...

Cool nothing to translate for this one... a miracle! ...
... but how do use it? :D
(Collision tittle is in red (?) )
Must I use also the Barry.js and where i must put it ? Normal folder or extensions ? or...