Hrvoje
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Hm, not sure why you would think they are not on par with Xpresso, in fact they are far more powerful and capable. As far as integration goes you can acheive pretty much anything with either pure nodes setup or with dedicated capsules. The question si what you are trying to achieve? : )
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As far as I am aware of, no. Did you try to use scene nodes?
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You can try using hash node for random values and add them for each cylinder on axis that is not used for boundary calculation. In your case it seems to be X axis. Please for future questions start a topic : )
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Works on a single axis so any cylindrical object will work but you have to adjust the radius. For rolling a ball in all directions, that would require more elaborate steup.
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Reinventing the wheel : ) Pure nodes setup Graph 177_Wheel.c4d
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Maybe this can help : ) 68_Radar(MG).c4d
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Here is a nice one - Hilbert curve! Use the range node to grow or shrink the setup. Result will always be contained within fixed size since each new matrix set is halved. This is pure nodes setup Main graph Subgraph 86_Hilbert_Curve.c4d
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Here is a curl effect. Trickery but it is good enough 🙂 132_Curl.c4d
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You are having data type errors in your scene as you can see in the console. Array nodes only work on arrays. Looking at the mesh in video it looks like a simple extruded and subdivided cube...? Am I missing something 🙂 ?
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Here is a simple cube roll prototype : ) 12_Roll_Cube.c4d
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Xpresso is very limited and in this case it can replicate nodes setup since it is math mostly. That is common ground for all node syste ms. Nodes are immeasurably more capable and powerful than Xpresso 🙂
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Sure 🙂
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Here is an elaborate setup - Tracer. It is a reduced version of MoGraph tracer but setup can be expanded to include more features Some basic control are available Graph is complex but groups and subgroups are commented to good extent to explain what is going on 01_Tracer.c4d
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Here is an example of orb eating up other orbs. I recall seeing this somewhere but cant recall anymore where. It is interesting effect and requires more complex graph. Graph itself Graph is commented, hope it helps uncover some tricks and help further understanding how capable nodes are 🙂 119_Munching_Orb.c4d
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Pure node example! A beacon, radar or radio station, whatever you want to call it 🙂 Graph is not complex at all 109_Beacon.c4d
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Here is an interesting one - random text to text🙂 AM controls You can choose the text, random seed, amount of randomness plus some extras such as removal of curly braces, commas and specific characters Graph 167_Random_Letters.c4d
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Not sure why there is a belief that nodes are not being developed anymore? 🙂
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Sure you can but it won't work for the camera itself. You can, for example generate a matrix on your distribution object that is output from nodes.
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That won't work. Object is imported into graph and new object is output from it.
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Looking forward to next release 🙂
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Here is a fun one - pendulum 🙂. This is pure nodes setup with imported geometry Top Graph Subgraph magic part There are some convenient controls 30_Pendulum.c4d
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Here is a bit more elaborate setup - splinewrap prototype. Generator takes a mesh as input and in link deforming spline can be loaded. Some basic controls are present Graph The setup can be expanded to reflect current splinewrap deformer and expand on it 67_Splinewrap.c4d
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Here is an example of hot make a fish school, or flocking effect. This is pure nodes setup. Control the effect through controls on grid and random node 57_Fisch_School.c4d
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I see. Check the geometry property set node, it generates points (or other geo attributes) by using incoming iteration or array. You can use point data from spline itself or any custom data as input.
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When you say attribute you are referring to some Houdini construct which I am not acquainted with. In nodes, you can generate lines by using index and topological nodes. Check line topology get/set nodes too. I presume this is what you are after? connect.c4d