Radial Layout

[netmaestro]

Not a huge deal. With PB v4.40 you can no longer plot outside the image bounds with ImageOutput(). A tweak here or there would set it right.

[Kwai chang caine]

; left mouse click - move selected node To center
; right mouse click - add child To selected node

Just for information i obtain that

And nothing move with left or right click
W2000 PRO SP4 v4.40

[Fred]

The same bug than jpg decoder.

[JCV]

cool!

[peterb]

EDIT: added feature for checking objects outside the image bounds

updated code in first post

[SFSxOI]

I have a stupid question. It's all neat and everything, and maybe i'm a little dense this morning (ok, no comments ), but what would be a practical application of this ?

[peterb]

it's for visual exploration of relations between nodes. it's usefull for viewing network topology, partnerships, etc..

[Foz]

I have a stupid question. It's all neat and everything, and maybe i'm a little dense this morning (ok, no comments ), but what would be a practical application of this ?

The "Oooh pretty!" factor.

Enterprise level systems sell over things like that.

[Rook Zimbabwe]

I have a stupid question. It's all neat and everything, and maybe i'm a little dense this morning (ok, no comments ), but what would be a practical application of this ?

THIS morning??? You and I are the founders of the Dense in the AM club!

If you could link nodes to other already existing nodes you would have a tool like the FBI uses to build relationship maps between gang members /terror suspects / innocent citizens!

[Arctic Fox]

Very impressive!

There still seem to be an error with this line (about line 400)

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plot_color = ColorBlending ( Color, Point ( X + n * SensX, Y + nn * SensY ), Application )

Try adding nine consecutive nodes, move node four to the center and add twelve consecutive nodes after this node. Remember to turn on the debugger

[SFSxOI]

I have a stupid question. It's all neat and everything, and maybe i'm a little dense this morning (ok, no comments ), but what would be a practical application of this ?

THIS morning??? You and I are the founders of the Dense in the AM club!

If you could link nodes to other already existing nodes you would have a tool like the FBI uses to build relationship maps between gang members /terror suspects / innocent citizens!

LoL

Nodes might be OK for hardware or even virtual network or networking topology (both human and virtual) to show a basic picture, but for stuff like the relationships you mentioned you need interactive relational vectors and not just nodes to show ancillary and associated involvement/interaction as it occurs to get a clear picture. So for something like the relationships you mentioned its not suitable.

[Rook Zimbabwe]

Yep... true... butthat gives him somewhere to go with it if he wants!

I have a stupid question. It's all neat and everything, and maybe i'm a little dense this morning (ok, no comments ), but what would be a practical application of this ?

THIS morning??? You and I are the founders of the Dense in the AM club!

If you could link nodes to other already existing nodes you would have a tool like the FBI uses to build relationship maps between gang members /terror suspects / innocent citizens!

LoL

Nodes might be OK for hardware or even virtual network or networking topology (both human and virtual) to show a basic picture, but for stuff like the relationships you mentioned you need interactive relational vectors and not just nodes to show ancillary and associated involvement/interaction as it occurs to get a clear picture. So for something like the relationships you mentioned its not suitable.

[Fred]

Awesome.

[blueznl]

Awesome.

Yeah.

I have to agree with Fred.

I didn't understand half of Rook's words either...

[gnozal]

I just tried the code (edited version with bound checking) with PB 4.41 RC 1 and NT4 : it's better (it can see the circles and the first point) but it still crashes (invalid memory access at line 609 [EndProcedure]).