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== Ideas ==
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== Recipes ==

=== Average ===
[[Image:Pynode-average.png|right|thumb|Example output of average node.[[http://wiki.blender.org/uploads/f/f5/Pynode-average.blend .blend]]]]
This script just produces an average of provided colors. Note that you can tweak the amount of inputs by just changing the value of AMOUNT_OF_INPUTS.
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<source lang = "python">
from Blender import Node

AMOUNT_OF_INPUTS = 4 # when tweaking, make sure this is >=1

class AverageNode(Node.Scripted):
def __init__(self, sockets):
cols = []

for i in range(1, AMOUNT_OF_INPUTS+1):
col_name = 'col' + str(i)
col = Node.Socket(col_name, val=4*[1.0])
cols.append(col)

sockets.input = cols
sockets.output = [cols[0],]

def __call__(self):
rgba = 4*[0.0]

for i, color in enumerate(rgba):
sum = 0.0

for j in range(AMOUNT_OF_INPUTS):
sum += self.input[j][i]

rgba[i] = sum / AMOUNT_OF_INPUTS

self.output.col1 = rgba

__node__ = AverageNode
</source>

=== Boolean ===
[[Image:Pynode-boolean.png|right|thumb|Example output of boolean node.[[http://wiki.blender.org/uploads/3/35/Pynode-boolean.blend .blend]]]]
This script provides various boolean operations. The operations provided are AND, OR and XOR (exclusive OR). Use mode input to define which operation to use. Operation value mappings can be seen in the beginning of the script.
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<source lang = "python">
from Blender import Node

AND = 0
OR = 1
XOR = 2

def avg(*args):
amount = 0
sum = 0.0
list_len = len(args[0]) # should get min of lists here

for i in range(len(args)):
for j in range(list_len):
sum += args[i][j]
amount += list_len

if amount:
return sum / amount

class BooleanNode(Node.Scripted):
def __init__(self, sockets):
mode = Node.Socket('Mode', val=0.0, min=0.0, max=2.0)
threshold = Node.Socket('Threshold', val=0.5, min=0.0, max=1.0)
col1 = Node.Socket('Color1', val = 4*[1.0])
col2 = Node.Socket('Color2', val = 4*[1.0])

col = Node.Socket('Color', val = 4*[1.0])

sockets.input = [mode, threshold, col1, col2]
sockets.output = [col]

def __call__(self):
mode = int(self.input.Mode + .5)
threshold = self.input.Threshold
color1, color2 = self.input.Color1, self.input.Color2
color1_ok, color2_ok = False, False
set_output = False

if avg(color1) > threshold:
color1_ok = True

if avg(color2) > threshold:
color2_ok = True

if mode == AND:
if color1_ok and color2_ok:
set_output = True
elif mode == OR:
if color1_ok or color2_ok:
set_output = True
elif mode == XOR:
if color1_ok ^ color2_ok:
set_output = True

color = 4 * [0.0]
if set_output:
for i in range(4):
color[i] = (color1[i] + color2[i]) / 2

self.output.Color = color

__node__ = BooleanNode
</source>

=== Color randomizer ===
[[Image:Pynode-random.png|right|thumb|Example output of randomizer node.[[http://wiki.blender.org/uploads/a/a9/Pynode-random.blend .blend]]]]
This script just randomizes the color. This is practically the same script as the one seen in the [[Dev:2.4/Py/Nodes/API|API]].
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<source lang = "python">
from Blender import Node
from Blender.Noise import random

class RandomNode(Node.Scripted):
def __init__(self, sockets):
col = Node.Socket('Color', val = 4*[1.0])
sockets.input = [col]
sockets.output = [col]

def __call__(self):
self.output.Color = map(lambda x: x * random(), self.input.Color)

__node__ = RandomNode
</source>

=== Eight parts ===
[[Image:Pynode-eightparts.png|right|thumb|Example output of eight parts node.[[http://wiki.blender.org/uploads/7/7a/Pynode-eightpart.blend .blend]]]]
This script paints the eight segments of vector space in given colors.
{{clr}}

<source lang = "python">
from Blender import Node

class EightPartNode(Node.Scripted):
def __init__(self, sockets):
vector = Node.Socket('Vector', val = 3*[1.0])
colors = []

for i in range(1, 9):
colors.append(Node.Socket('col' + str(i), val = 4*[1.0]))

sockets.input = [vector] + colors
sockets.output = [Node.Socket('col', val = 4*[1.0])]

def __call__(self):
tex_coords = self.input.Vector

if tex_coords[0] > 0.0:
if tex_coords[1] > 0.0:
if tex_coords[2] > 0.0:
self.output.col = self.input.col1
else:
self.output.col = self.input.col2
else:
if tex_coords[2] > 0.0:
self.output.col = self.input.col3
else:
self.output.col = self.input.col4
else:
if tex_coords[1] > 0.0:
if tex_coords[2] > 0.0:
self.output.col = self.input.col5
else:
self.output.col = self.input.col6
else:
if tex_coords[2] > 0.0:
self.output.col = self.input.col7
else:
self.output.col = self.input.col8

__node__ = EightPartNode
</source>

=== Invert color ===
[[Image:Pynode-invert.png|right|thumb|Example output of invert color node.[[http://wiki.blender.org/uploads/5/5f/Pynode-invert.blend .blend]]]]
This script inverts the given color. Basically this is just a reimplementation of the invert node provided with Blender.
{{clr}}

<source lang = "python">
from Blender import Node

class InvertNode(Node.Scripted):
def __init__(self, sockets):
sockets.input = [Node.Socket('Color', val = 4*[1.0])]
sockets.output = [Node.Socket('Color', val = 4*[1.0])]

def __call__(self):
self.output.Color = map(lambda x: 1.0 - x, self.input.Color)

__node__ = InvertNode
</source>

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