new node input single vertex #90
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nodes/inputs/ScSingleVertex.py
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| bl_idname = "ScSingleVertex" | ||
| bl_label = "Single Vertex" | ||
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| def init(self, context): |
nodes/inputs/ScSingleVertex.py
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| def init(self, context): | ||
| super().init(context) | ||
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| def error_condition(self): |
| name = self.inputs["Name"].default_value | ||
| me = bpy.data.meshes.new(name + "_mesh") | ||
| obj = bpy.data.objects.new(name, me) | ||
| obj.location = bpy.context.scene.cursor.location |
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Leave the object at 0,0,0 instead of cursor location
Can be later changed using "Set Transform" if required
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Leave the object at 0,0,0 instead of cursor location
Can be later changed using "Set Transform" if required
I could check that when creating any object with the sorcar nodes, the behavior is that it is created where you have the cursor. To have a greater consistent with the other nodes, I thought it was a good idea to make it behave like the other nodes.
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Oh right, I forgot that primitives are added on the cursor...
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What about the other implementation: Adding a plane & merging at center? |
It was a quick initial implementation. Keep in mind that creating a plane (two triangles) and then collapsing them to obtain a single vertex, are more steps and is more expensive than creating the vertex directly. In a simple scene it can be the same if you use one or the other, but in very heavy scenes you will be grateful to optimize the computation avoiding unnecessary intermediate processes. |
I created the node to create a single vertex :)