C#

[gabrielefx]

Hi,
I love Ventuz...that's why I purchased it.
but I don't understand what is possible to do with the C# node....because I don't know anything about C programming.
I would like to understand what are the possibilities of this node.
Could you explain some possibilities? Some examples? Is it fundamental?
I watched a video of a Russian company that develops games with Ventuz. Are they developed using the C# node?
Why use the C# node within Ventuz?
This is the dark side of Ventuz....

Regards

[gabrielefx]

Hi,
I've purchased this course:

http://www.infiniteskills.com/training/ ... sharp.html

I hope it will explain more

In the meanwhile I think that the old Toolbox scenes are simpler to understand. You added to many nodes in the latest help version that render the structure more complex.

[TobiTobsen]

Hi,
I've purchased this course:

http://www.infiniteskills.com/training/ ... sharp.html

I hope it will explain more

In the meanwhile I think that the old Toolbox scenes are simpler to understand. You added to many nodes in the latest help version that render the structure more complex.

Learning some c sharp basics first and than try some logics inside the ventuz node seems to be a smart way.
The node is very helpful for some complex algorithms. Furthermore more you can address functions that are not available in ventuz directly. What I also like a lot is that it is easier to organise and keep the written code well sorted especially if you work in a team.

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Tobi

[Chris]

Hi,

A lot of people use scripting for a lot of different things in Ventuz, basically Its data in/data out.....it would take too long to explain what is possible )) you'll know what i mean when you start ) In my experience so far its def worth looking at, its like having an extra arm

Here's one we were chatting about previously......sending emails from within a scene

http://forum.ventuz.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2762

A good one to get your imagination going

p.s It looks crazy to start with!!......but persevere

chris

[ErikB]

Another very useful thing is that it allows you to tie in external libraries that can be registered to the windows GAC. An example for this would be the LeapMotion I mentioned in another post.

So, they publish the C# libraries, I add them to my windows, then I can address, read and talk to the LeapMotion directly from my C# Script node. So when you do a gesture, their library sends a signal and I output that as an event in Ventuz. If you start looking around, essentially it means you can tie anything into Ventuz and Ventuz into anything.