Hi chocolacode, I’m going to try to answer this since it relates a bit to a question I asked a little while back.
If you make a list variable and then use it as a starting point to drag from the output, then you should see a list<Object> menu with all the nodes you need for that type.
Oh wow, that was embarrassingly simple 🙂
Great! That was exactly what I was after. Thank you so much again Gavalakis.
I think the main reason why I was having a hard time getting this to work was because when you hit spacebar and search for “contains” this specific “List-Contains-Transform” node does not appear. The only thing that shows up in the search was a “Contains” node that works with strings.
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PS: thank so much for adding the Duplicate and Delete multiple hotkeys in 1.3.2. They are very useful.
October 16, 2016 at 11:58 pm
in reply to: Functions#1018
Btw, thank you so much for putting together such a nice tool.
I’m working on a fairly low end system and the flowCanvas editor seems to be very quick and responsive.
I’m really looking forward to digging deeper and learning all that I can do with it.
I have investigated a bit more and it seems like the problem is starting from the integer value from the “Get Pixel Width” node.
I made another simpler setup that also fails every time. You can see it in the screenshot.
This time I am just using a Macro that is is not doing anything (called “IntFloat”). The only thing it is doing is passing data from Float / Int data from input to output inside the macro.
The macro is simply refusing to pass data through it. If I bypass the macro and connect directly to the Set Value nodes then everything works fine.