Quote from: bobbystahr on March 22, 2014, 12:16:59 PM
Quote from: Dune on March 22, 2014, 09:56:22 AM
I echo mogn, I do that as well.
Care to explain how that is done for those amongst us(me) who haven't grokked this?...sounds like something I should know....
Below is show transformation which acts like the build in Rotate Y, excepts that it takes the rotation angle from an external
calculated source. The implemented tgc uses two NULLs as input and a NULL as output and a random blue node as container for
the internal Network.
This is done to show that if TG is augmented wit the following two operations:
1: " Assign input". Work in the internal Network as a NULL inserted between an input node of the container node
and an input of a node in the internal network.
2: "Assign output" Overrides the output function of the container node. assigned to the output of a node in the internal network.
This implements a macro function in tg.
As a complement TG could create a
green macro node with a specified number of inputs, and prohibits external access to the internal nodes of the macro.