NodeBox has a lot of documentation: both a tutorial explaining the basics of programming graphics and a reference for each command in the application. The most notable ones are the SVG library for importing SVG paths, the bezier editor for drawing right inside of the application, and Core Image for doing Photoshop-like image manipulations (layers with blending modes, color changes, filters) using the OS X Core Image library, which is hardware accelerated. NodeBox has a large set of external libraries, all available on the library page. NodeBox is built using PyObjC, and using the Cocoa rendering engine (Quartz), which natively supports PDF. You can apply all these transformations to text as well. You can specify fill and stroke colors using RGB, HSB or CMYK, all with alpha transparency.īezier path have methods for deconstructing them into contours, inserting points at arbitrary positions on the path, and constructing paths based on a list of points. It supports images (even PDF) and text (with line wrapping). NodeBox supports simple forms such as rectangles, ovals, stars, and arrows, but also bezier paths in general. Our tools integrate with traditional design applications and run on many platforms. Please bare with me and ask plenty of questions that you may have about it. The code in this gist isn't as succinct as I'd like it to be. Created 14 months ago forked from aunyks/snakecoin-server-full-code.py. Using our open-source tools we enable designers to automate boring production challenges, visualize large sets of data and access the raw power of the computer without thinking in ones and zeroes. AaronLaw / snakecoin-server-full-code.py.
NODEBOX ON UBUNTU MAC OS X
NodeBox is a Mac OS X application that lets you create 2D visuals (static, animated or interactive) using Python and export them as a PDF or QuickTime movie. The NodeBox family of tools gives you the leverage to create generative design the way you want.
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