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A couple of suggestions. A clearer mechanism to indicate when a dragged component will fit into a cell of another node. Quite often when you drag the highlig
by Lerc 2y ago
A couple of suggestions.
A clearer mechanism to indicate when a dragged component will fit into a cell of another node. Quite often when you drag the highlighted drop area is obscured by the node you are dragging.
pow(a,b) and abs(b), max(a,b), min(a,b) nodes would add a lot of functionality.
Then you could do something like.
(((1 / abs((((0 - (y-0.5)) * 6) - ((sin(((((x-0.5) * 6) + time) * ((cos(time) / 3) + 2))) / 4) + pow(((x-0.5) * 2), 3))))) / 9) + (0 - pow((1 - min(abs((x-0.5), abs((y-0.5))), pow(9, 9))))
Which should generate a field with axis lines in negative numbers and a plot of x^3 modulated with a slight wobbly sine wave as positive numbers.
as seen at https://c50.fingswotidun.com/show/?code=10v-6*u6*t%2Btc3%2F2%2B*s4%2Fu2*3%5E%2B-~%2F9%2F0u~v~%3C!99%5E%5E-%2B https://c50.fingswotidun.com/show/?code=10v-6*u6*t%2Btc3%2F2...
(note - in my thing u and v are shorthand values for 0.5-x and 0.5-y respectively)
A perlin noise can add a lot too but not as trivial to add. I have a compact perlin generator in the first few lines of https://c50.fingswotidun.com/fastStackie.js https://c50.fingswotidun.com/fastStackie.js
which uses hashing to generate indexed random numbers, rather than a lookup table that sometimes gets used for Perlin. Feel free to use the code if you understand any of it.
- pentaphobe 2y agoIt's super awesome of you to take the time to provide detailed feedback for a random stranger's project - good on ya! A single suggestion: Try using "the critique sandwich" when commenting on people's hard work - can help them appreciate the effort you've put in rather than feeling too defensive
- Lerc 2y agoThat's a fair point. I think I do that more often than not, I was a bit rushed while posting that. I certainly didn't want to send the message 'Your thing sucks', I appreciate all these weird projects that people do.
- pentaphobe 2y agoIn fairness, the only reason it stuck out for me is I do the exact same thing And I meant what I said; epically thoughtful and cool feedback that I hope the creator sees
- pavlov 2y agoI don’t really see how Lerc’s comment would benefit from the critique sandwich (more commonly called the “shit sandwich”, in my experience). Lerc was providing thoughtful suggestions for features to add. That’s not a criticism of what’s already in the project.
- pentaphobe 2y agoBased on my comment's negative score it would seem you're not alone. I agree the feedback was thoughtful (as acknowledged in my reply) and read no ill-will in it and meant none myself At risk of flogging a dead horse, it can be nerve wrecking to share things (or raise your first real PR, whatever) so I try to respond with that in mind - especially since text-only comms can come off as harsher than intended.
- robertlagrant 2y ago> Based on my comment's negative score it would seem you're not alone. It's because you didn't finish it with a positive.
- pentaphobe 2y agoArgh, you're right - I made a bottomless sandwich, the least edible of all sandwichkind
- PaulHoule 2y agoI thought about it and added something positive to my comment which was more of a bug fix than a feature request. Maybe it was an open face sandwich.
- pentaphobe 2y ago> open face sandwich This is gold :chefkiss: