Marissa Farrell

🙄 alright then! 😁

I'm not sure there is one, I just went and browsed the dev wiki and nothing popped out at me.

The rendering you have is what you can expect, unfortunately there is not a true gradient nor truss texturing with this feature. A separate object is drawn to display the gradient. It would likely be too heavy to do actual geometry.

It should definitely work! Just pop it in where you want it. It might use the default text size of the document, maybe that is your issue?

You can get rid of the print debug node if you want, it will only show data once the network is run. Maybe this file will help? concatHandlingMFarrell2_v2019.vwx

Here's one way to handle it: concatHandlingMFarrell_v2019.vwx

An alternative to the Sequence node would be Series where you can define Count, or as you stated, you can subtract one while still using the Sequence node. For Concat, it's taking ALL of the values and concatenating them (as I'm sure you noticed), so we'll have to do a little more handling. I'll get a file together with an option, probably won't be the best option, but it will work.

Does that Marionette Object also include Control Point nodes? Could you share that as well?

Other Marionette Objects, or other VW objects in general? It does look buggy, so I will pop this object into our bug tracking, but if you can provide me with more information on where else you see it, it may help us to diagnose where the issue is.

@elepp Can you either post or message me a copy of this file?

@arquitextonica Right now, according to your description, all of these things should be doable with existing nodes that ship with Vectorworks, including the querying and numbering. Look through the Data Flow nodes, they can help you with filtering and sorting. You'll also probably want to look at the Object Info nodes. In some cases, you may need to outsource for some information from the developer wiki (for instance when trying to figure out what number an object type corresponds to), this page may help: http://developer.vectorworks.net/index.php/VS:Function_Reference_Appendix

The path for Mac and Windows is the same, I also was using Mac for reference. The easiest way to navigate to your user folder is to go to Tools > Options > Vectorworks Preferences in Vectorworks, choose the User Folders tab, and select Reveal in Finder.

Hi @mkue Marionette Menu Commands are stored in your user folder > Libraries > Defaults > Marionette > Marionette Command Library.vwx If you open that file in Vectorworks, you can delete the red symbols in the document that refer to the commands you want to remove. There is no way at this time to sign a Marionette Menu Command as a keyboard shortcut.

This is a non-issue with Marionette/Python scripts.

With regards to the wires/ports swapping, this is similar (if not the same as) an old issue between VW versions; Marionette was updated to alphabetize wrapper ports, sometimes when editing networks that didn't update themselves, the ports will change position but the wires may not follow correctly. I'll look around our bug tracking to see if I can find the original bug, if I can't find it, I'll try to get a new one reported. I started digging around this file back when it was first posted, but unfortunately didn't have enough time to diagnose. I'll try to take another look as soon as I have time.