Patrick Winkler

This Node makes debugging more comfortable especially inside wrappers.
You can select weather if the incoming values will be printed into a text object right under the node or into the python console.
Time of the execution and type of the items can be printed optionally. I integradet the object type list from the appendix site to translate the type id into a string ( 5 = Polygon... )
 
You can also define filter conditions as Python statement in the oip of the node. Variable X is replaced by the  values. Check out the example in the VWX.
 

This script generates labyrinths. Just for fun.
 

This Marionette Network generates vertical blinds.
Nearly every part of the blinds can be modified by the parameters.
 
Usage comments:
- Put the Symbol 'Vertical Blind' into your drawing.
- Now costumize it to your needs with the parameters in the object info palette:
 
Total Length, Slat Height, Slat Width, Slat Angle and more
(A Video will follow)
 
- Finally you can define textures for parts of the slat by the generated classes:
 
VerticalBlind-Slat
VerticalBlind-Slat_Backing
VerticalBlind-Rope
VerticalBlind-Fixture
VerticalBlind-String
VerticalBlind-Beads
 
Thanks to Dom for the PutByRefNode which made it a lot more easy.

This Marionette Script creates a simple Hedge along a path.
 
new Wrapper: 

'Print Point Order' - helps you to orchestrate streams of points. 

This network creates a simple but highly customizable shelf.
 

In this example you can find a node that returns a spectrum of colors and a Wrapper for creating random 3d Points.
Saturation and Brightness can be changed in the OIP.
 
Color_Range_Video.mov
 
 

Here is a wrapper for creating honeycombs.

This little script flattens all the 3D Polys in the drawing to 0 and converts them into 2D polys without removing the attached database.
3D_Polys_to_2D_VW2017.vwx

This script converts the provided object into a NURBS and puts X points alog it.