After you release a first version of this addon, You should work on some tutorials.
(I am already learning about sverchok to get used to this workflow)
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goals:
a node to create individual treads for a stair - each object has special randomized geometry modifications
arrange the produced objects by a list of placements
the idea can be used to create tree group/forest or people, cars, houses in terrain.
a node to create individual treads for a stair - each object has special randomized geometry modifications
arrange the produced objects by a list of placements
the idea can be used to create tree group/forest or people, cars, houses in terrain.
Re: node editor - pyflow
I love it.
It's it possible to draw the upper and lower most outer edges/faces horizontal? And, is it possible to hand over the lower position of one stair to the next one.
This would ensure that the elements touch each other and you could combine it to one single element.
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I add some randomness to the vertexes, so a restriction to this noise can make the stair more "high quality"
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very impressive what pyflow can do in the next version. I will start rebase for my FreeCAD version soon.
https://wonderworks-software.github.io/PyFlow/
https://wonderworks-software.github.io/PyFlow/
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great, BTW will it support python3 ?microelly2 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 7:21 pm very impressive what pyflow can do in the next version. I will start rebase for my FreeCAD version soon.
https://wonderworks-software.github.io/PyFlow/
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Nearly 2 years ago I started drawing on surfaces. https://youtu.be/8gPkoezg99w
With pyflow there are more opportunities to combine the tools
here:
drawing as polygons
drawing as approximation bsplines
it will be possible to draw over face borders
Re: node editor - pyflow
IMO it would probably be best to make the rebase on this new version and just focus on getting it in the addon manager for easy installation (or do you plan to get it in the master directly?). Adding individual nodes and extending its functionality will in the long term in anyway depend highly on the community, so even if we start with only "five" nodes, just get it in the hands of the users...microelly2 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 7:21 pm very impressive what pyflow can do in the next version. I will start rebase for my FreeCAD version soon.
I was for some time having a bit of a doubt if pyflow is the right way to go forward with for the nodes implementation for FreeCAD (there are a few similar opensource tools available and I just never did or saw any deeper comparison of them to be able to have a clear decision), but seeing now from https://wonderworks-software.github.io/PyFlow/ that it has support for Subgraphs, Python node and import/export, it indeed looks like a very solid package. I find this functionalities extremely important for building a strong ecosystem around it, similar to grasshopper apps and dynamo packages, so for example, in our addon manager, additionally to our existing workbenches and macros we could have a third tab with node extensions...
by the way, pyflow is now on patreon https://www.patreon.com/pyflow
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@microelly2 Question, why are you coding functionality to make pyflow compatible with py2 ? ( https://pythonclock.org/ )microelly2 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 7:21 pm very impressive what pyflow can do in the next version. I will start rebase for my FreeCAD version soon.
https://github.com/wonderworks-software/PyFlow/pull/48
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