The usual solution to dynamic gizmo'y nodes is to use a group, then the
PyScript button (or callback etc) which clears and rebuilds the content
You can export your Group as a gizmo, as usual, then edit the file in a
text editor, replacing the first "Gizmo {" with "Group {"
Avoids having to worry about rebuilding the contents on script load,
things like losing the input connections..
Bertrand Lempereur wrote:
> I have been looking for dynamic node creation "Shake like" inside a
> Gizmo and i find a post in archive about a Gizmo called TimeMachine. I
> study it and begin to create some Gizmo with this method. But after
> digging in a little, i see that such node don't keep the input
> connection when you reload your script or when you duplicate a group of
> node with such node in.
> Any idea on how to solve this?
>
> Regards,
>
> Bertrand Lempereur
> TD at MikrosImage
>
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