The example is quite shabby looking, sorry about that.ĭownload from the box. The included example uses KnM File Tools (needed to load structures from file) and KnM GLTools. Meanwhile, the following operations are possible:Īnd lerp, which performs a linear interpolation between the 2 inputs, based on a 0-1 range. Maybe a future update will have this solved. I should probably use C arrays internally, instead of sticking to NSDictionary and NSArray… The 3D plugin will freak out if the 2 structures have a different size. The 1D plugin will let you operated between different sized structures of NUMBERS. This is pretty handy when working in conjunction to KnM GLTools. Meaning the 3D structure is composed of sub-structures with XYZ keys. This plug comes in 2 flavors : 1D structure operations or 3D operations,
#Uninstall kineme filetools 64 Bit
It also features 10.6 compatibility in both 32 bit and 64 bit modes of operation. I took some time this morning to quickly whip a suite of 2 plugins to actually manipulate QC Structures. This release of FileTools moves the Directory Scanner (Blocking) and Image Downloader (Blocking) patches to this plugin (so remove those plugins after installing this plugin). Since I was quite satisfied with our PerlinNoise plugin in terms of speed, (you can download his plugin at )ĮDIT2: Thanks to everyone for testing, the new version 1.1 features bugfix (string length), optimizations and is also compiled as universal 32/64 bit, Intel AND PPC…ĭownload from the box. I also added a Speed Test sample file, that requires FSK’s tremendous Simplex Plugin. Let me know any speed issues or possible bugs.ĮDIT: I just added a Completion input to the string, inspired by ToneBurst’s excellent JS string patches. No font selection available, as every character is hardcoded as GL_LINES, using some data kindly borrowed from uglyfont. The plugin is still beta, as I’ve got to test its speed … but it should theoretically be faster than the stock method. Hopefully in faster fashion than through rendering an image. It’ll let you input a string and render it using openGL vector lines. QC’s text capabilities are great, but sometimes you might need a tiny plugin to quickly render a vector font in 3d space.
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