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Hi,

I love the new interface for changing the parameters.

Now if it would support shortcuts like it does on the script node, that would even be better. Usually I need to add my 5-or-so parameters and I always need to switch between mouse and keyboard. Shortcuts would be awesome!

Thanks!

+1!!!1!11!1!one!

WX9100 in combination with S400 sync boards is awesome! Not only will you get tearing but also heavy hardware freezes. Also the support rocks! They'll come back to you once a week asking for you driver version, Ventuz version, DX version, ...

ok. But I still don't know what the visual result is you're looking for. You can use the FX node for objects you want the edge detection for. If those object need to perform their depth test against other solid object, you need to add those to the FX render part and disable their color writing. This...

well, I don't know exactly what you're trying to achieve. You're using edge detection - so you want to draw object outlines. Now you need to combine that with a solid object including correct depth occlusion? That's not going to work. The edge detection is a post effect that works on the final image...

try using the FX node in your hierarchie and not the layer effect.

okok. Here we go again: string res = inText; if(!( string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(inText) || string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(inSearch) || string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(inReplace) ) ) { var a = inSearch.Split(','); var b = inReplace.Split(','); if( a.Length == b.Length ) { var pairs = new List<Tuple<string,string>>...

you're right. Sort the arrays first then it would work.

you can do this in a string expression. See attached vza. Of course if the string is very large or the number of replacements is very high, at some point this might have an impact on the performance. { string res = A; if( !(string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(B) || string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(C)) ) { var a = B....

I think his rectangles were just a means to illustrate what he is intending to do.