Re: [opendx-users] Picking Multiple Points

How about writing a module, where you save all the points continuously into a file ? This should't be too much work. Alex Still no luck. Ist Version: -- In my pick macro: Input ---

Re: [opendx-users] Picking Multiple Points

The other thing may be more important. Since the loop was inside the macro, I had to think how the Output would be produced ***only*** on the last iteration. I did this by using a Route directly connected to the Output of the macro and connected it up like this . 1st input to Route is

Re: [opendx-users] Picking Multiple Points

This works. In the main net, not in a macro: Pick - Extract(positions)-List(input 1)-Print(rd) Simultaneously, GetGlobal-List(input 0) and GetGlobal(link)-SetGlobal(link) Simultaneously, Link-SetGlobal(object) Execute on Change and start clicking. Watch the Message Window. Forget about

Re: [opendx-users] Picking Multiple Points

On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Chris Pelkie wrote: Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 07:28:53 -0400 Completely unnecessary. It is precisely because the scope of the loop is IN the macro that the ONLY time an output is created is when the loop is finished. Try it. Thanks for the information. Clearly I'd

Re: [opendx-users] Picking Multiple Points

Eureka It works! Thanks to all who have answered for their help. Regards, Gerry At 07:43 AM 8/29/2001 -0400, you wrote: This works. In the main net, not in a macro: Pick - Extract(positions)-List(input 1)-Print(rd) Simultaneously, GetGlobal-List(input 0) and

was Re: [opendx-users] Picking Multiple Points

Thanks for the information. Clearly I'd not fully understood loops and Set/Get. Chapter 4.6 (and others) in the User's Guide go into hideous detail on this subject; it still took me some time to get this concept (since it does run counter to the standard data-flow scheme). You may have

[opendx-users] redisplay an image

Is there a way to force the Image module to not redisplay an image if nothing has changed since the last execution ? I am caching all my results, so it seems to me that if I execute my net twice, the second instance will complete instantaneously. This appears to be true if I don't display any

Re: [opendx-users] Picking Multiple Points

Sorry if you are tired of reading about this. The method suggested by Chirs worked on my PC. However, when I transferred the network (test.net) on an SGI, I got only the first point. I had another network that displayed 4 datasets as opposed to the one dataset in test.net and created the

Re: [opendx-users] Import bounding box error

Thanks for the answer Donna, I'll check out the Lookup module later, but for now I'll just put the required positions in each member. Simon. // Simon Spagnol, [EMAIL PROTECTED] // Australian Institute of Marine Science // PMB No 3, Townsville QLD 4810, Australia // ph: +61-7-4753, fax:

[opendx-users] Re: dashed contour lines

You can use Include to separate positive from negative with the output from Isosurface. Pass the output of the negative Include to Sample and then to Glyph with type needle. This isn't exactly a line, although you could pass it a line made with Construct. You'll need to play a bit with