Functionary

[GrimPixel]

There it is: https://codeberg.org/GrimPixel/Functionary

Nodes are generated from the existing function collection.

[KennedyRichard]

This is very, very interesting 👏👏👏 Thank you for sharing.

I'll comment on it properly in a few days. For now I just wanted to let you know I'm aware of your post.

[KennedyRichard]

I apologize for my delayed reply, @GrimPixel

Today I finally tested your functionary, even played with it a bit. Thank you for sharing your project.

If you don't mind, I intend to add a link to your project on our node pack database website here: https://gallery.nodezator.com, is that okay with you?

I'll likely also submit a few small changes to the README of your project via pull request on codeberg, just to make it clearer for people wanting to use it in Nodezator.

[GrimPixel]

Thank you for your interest! Sure, that would be great to put it on your database to let more people know it.

About the README, I would prefer to keep it as brief as possible, just like other repositories. In https://codeberg.org/GrimPixel/SciTech_Index[SciTech Index], other programs are also mentioned with brevity. As the Nodezator website is showing the link to the manual, where “Loading your nodes” section is explaining it well, maybe it's good to keep it this way?

[KennedyRichard]

There is actually only one crucial thing your instructions are missing: mentioning the need to install scipy to use the generated node pack.

Without scipy installed, the node pack generated won't load because it tries to import scipy and doesn't find it, raising an error and preventing the node pack from being loaded.

[GrimPixel]

Sorry for being late.

This is a matter how we view the matter. For the program itself, it doesn't require scipy or any other libraries needed in the future, so I didn't add scipy into requirements.txt. Nodezator doesn't need scipy to run by default, either. You got me. I'll add the description in README.

[KennedyRichard]

It is just a recommendation, don't worry about it. You don't even need to add it to requirements.txt.

Mentioning it on the README should be enough.