KennedyRichard

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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Creator/maintainer here. While I'm always glad to take inspiration from other projects and did research a few of them before creating mine, ComfyUI wasn't among the ones I researched. In fact, I'm not sure it even existe
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Creator/maintainer here! December last year a user managed to run an instance on browser, as can be seen here: https://sefgit.github.io/nodezator/build/web/ (you must wait a few seconds for it to load, t
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
DearPyGUI with its imnodes extension seems to be a good candidate as well. Also, not a node editor, but NetworkX also has ways to represent and operate on graph data.
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Creator/maintainer here. Thank you for the feedback, it is much, genuinely appreciated. Nodezator has a long way to go. I only picked Python seriously back in 2017. At the time, type safety was in its infancy and in my experience most
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Thank you! Creator/maintainer here! My favorite is the ball toss one! I'm happy I also included the more serious one (the one which is just an assisting line), so people can switch to it when they need to focus more on the work, t
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Creator/maintainer of Nodezator here! You are completely right. This very week someone on Discord presented a relatively simple script he came up (with help from AI) that could do the job relatively well. As the creator/maintainer
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Hello, creator/maintainer of Nodezator here. Nodezator is not a framework, but an application where you can load, connect and execute your Python functions as a graph. You can also export your graphs back as Python code. Even so, it se
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Hello, everyone! Creator and maintainer of Nodezator here! Oh, so this post is the reason why the traffic for Nodezator's GitHub repo has been spiking today. I already replied to a few questions here, but I won't be able to do man
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Hello, creator and maintainer of Nodezator here. > seems like there’s also a general feeling that this is easier than learning how to code, and I guess my question is… is it? IMHO, node-based programming will never and should never repla
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Hello, creator and maintainer of Nodezator here. I love Blender. Used it a lot until 2013. The only reason I haven't used it in the past few years is because I'm not involved with anything that requires me to work with 3D design.
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by KennedyRichard 2y ago
Not a diagram tool, but can be used like one, since it converts Python functions into nodes that you can connect to each other and export the resulting layout as images (PNG, SVG, SVG inside an HTML page) or as plain Python code: https:&#x