BimorphNodes v2.1 Released Introduces Ultra-Efficient Clash Detection and Geometry Intersection Nodes Dear Dynamo aficionados I’m really excited to announce the latest release of BimorphNodes v2.1, which includes a new collection of powerful, game-changing nodes. We’ve developed a new range of ge…

Impressive. :grinning: This upgrade sounds really exciting and I can’t wait to test the improved intersects. (really has been grinding my gears as of late)

I love it! Can’t wait to start the upgrade! One question: Is there any way to review the inner workings of the nodes now though? Github or otherwise? Hard (impossible?) to tweak them to suite a project and/or reverse engineer them to learn of the inner workings otherwise.

[image] jacob.small: Is there any way to review the inner workings of the nodes now though? Github or otherwise? @jacob.small Visit to https://bimorph.co.uk/bimorph-nodes and you will find at the bottom examples of each node. [image]

[image] jacob.small: the inner workings of the nodes This would be a good Developers topic, for anyone interested there are already available online resources: [image] Zero Touch Plugin Development Open Source Graphical Programming for Design. Contribute to DynamoDS/Dynamo develop…

Thanks for the link @Kulkul and @Yna_Db . Was more a question about ways dismantle, dissect, and repurpose the nodes directly in Dynamo now. Ties into the discussion on making node proprietary from over the weekend. Edit: rushing off to work like a child on the way to the toy store so I can play wi…

[image] jacob.small: Is there any way to review the inner workings of the nodes now though? I was looking at these methods recently for an intersecting categories filter. If I am not mistaken these are simply “slow filters” applied to a filtered element collector, or two collections of elemen…

@jacob.small BimorphNodes is a compiled dll so strictly speaking, it’s not possible to look at the source code if that’s what you mean. However, most of the nodes have been ported from python so you can still download older versions of BimorphNodes and view from there. I am aware that the subject of…

Am I mistaken when thinking that Zero Touch nodes are just very similar to OOTB ones and that it’s possible to include them in DesignScript code very simply by the “Node to Code” function?

[image] Yna_Db: by the “Node to Code” function? Calling the nodes this way is possible. Although you cannot see the inner workings of the code.

Rather not get into that (again) on this forum. Bottom line. Download packages you trust from the developers you trust. Just like with any software. Kinda would appreciate that being it for this conversation on this thread. Definitely, do not want to hijack @Thomas_Mahon ’s thread arguing about sec…

BimorphNodes v2.1 Released with Ultra-Efficient Clash Detection and Geometry Intersection Nodes

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BimorphNodes v2.1 Released with Ultra-Efficient Clash Detection and Geometry Intersection Nodes

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