| 11 Dec 2023 |
 Hayden_A | 
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| Hayden_A | Huh | 14:03:10 |
| Hayden_A | * Huh. Its using 2022.4.8 so maybe this has already been fixed | 14:04:34 |
| Hayden_A | 
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| Hayden_A | Nope, its still in the latest preview. Am I getting the maths wrong here? | 14:08:59 |
 bj-rn | It's because the default for Vector4 is [0,0,0,1] ... | 14:11:34 |
| bj-rn | 
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| Hayden_A | I don't understand. If I put in twp values why is it adding a default value? | 14:50:24 |
| Hayden_A | * I don't understand. If I put in two values why is it adding a 'default' value? | 14:50:36 |
| Hayden_A | Ah so mean that internally its opinionated | 14:52:08 |
| Hayden_A | That is a bug though | 14:52:51 |
| Hayden_A | * Ah so it means that internally its opinionated | 14:53:42 |
| bj-rn | In reply to @Hayden_A:matrix.org
That is a bug though Yes | 14:56:44 |
 iorec | using the Args input is correct, see the logging helppatch. all it does for objects though is calling ToString(). so if you have control over TestRec, you can implement a ToString member operation and this is what you'll then see in the logger. | 15:22:05 |
| iorec | * using the Args input is correct, see the logging helppatch. all it does for objects though is calling ToString(). so if you have control over TestRec, you can implement a ToString member operation (with just one output named "Result" of type string) and this is what you'll then see in the logger. | 15:22:23 |
| iorec | good catch, thanks! | 15:24:16 |
| Hayden_A | Thanks iorec. Also it seems to have a problem with json strings. What's going on there? | 15:38:05 |
 tebjan | In reply to @Hayden_A:matrix.org
That is a bug though yes, looks like the Zero node is missing there to init the accumulator | 15:44:09 |
| tebjan | In reply to @Hayden_A:matrix.org
That is a bug though * yes, looks like the Zero node is missing there to init the accumulator | 15:44:19 |
 thomas_helzle | Newbie question: Is there a concept of lines in stride or do I always have to create a cylinder for that? What would be the most efficient way to render lines? | 15:57:09 |
| thomas_helzle | Or should I directly try my luck with Fuse and it's Line Strips? | 15:59:01 |
| iorec | you can't use a json string as a message, see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/extensions/logging?tabs=command-line#log-message-template | 16:04:55 |
| iorec | i've also added this link to the helppatch | 16:05:02 |
| bj-rn | If you need a "line" with adjustable width (diameter) Cylinder is the only option ootb in vanilla vvvv afaik. You can use instancing to make it more efficient to draw them. | 16:09:24 |
| thomas_helzle | Thanks! | 17:08:11 |
| thomas_helzle | I seem to drown in the five million different kinds of meshes and entities and models and stages and whatnot LOL | 17:11:49 |
| thomas_helzle | I'll give up for today. | 17:11:56 |
| thomas_helzle | Houdini feels easy as pie in comparison 🤣 | 17:13:34 |
| bj-rn | Maybe chekc out the path I posted here: https://discourse.vvvv.org/t/vl-forcedirected/20010/28 | 17:42:29 |
| bj-rn | * Maybe check out the help patch I posted here: https://discourse.vvvv.org/t/vl-forcedirected/20010/28 | 17:42:56 |
