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A nice alternative to spaghetti nodes is brick stack, as first developed by demogroup farbrausch in their tool werkkzeug. You stack the bricks on top of each ot
by msk-lywenn 4y ago
A nice alternative to spaghetti nodes is brick stack, as first developed by demogroup farbrausch in their tool werkkzeug. You stack the bricks on top of each other and it flows from top to bottom. When one brick can have more than one input, you just extend it horizontally and have several bricks on top of it, read from left to right like arguments to a function. Editing the properties of the bricks is done in a different window as bricks must have the same height. Tooll then extended the concept by allowing spaghetti and brick together, making it easier to have loops. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-GU4I5Xv_g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-GU4I5Xv_g
- ilkke 4y agoRenoise uses a similar brick stack system for signal flow. Not sure I'd want to swap it for nodes. That said, I love nodes in Blender, Twine, Sunvox, Shadergraph, etc, but every node-based programming system I saw so far was torture.