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Modify Inter-Network
Modify and visualize a network's Inter-Topology
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curve | C | Base curves | Curve |
| Node → [Node] | N→[N] | This is the topology of nodes from one network connected to nodes from other networks. Each Node's definition would rely on an 'InterNode' param in this case(inseated of integer-param as a node). Each Path address in the data tree describes the network index and the indicated Node index as the following description: {...; | HyperIndex |
| Reverse | R | Reversing ending vectors | Boolean |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| P | P | P | Point |
| S | S | S | Point |
| Ts | Ts | Ts | Vector |
| E | E | E | Point |
| Te | Te | Te | Vector |
| Edge→Node | E→N | Edge→Node Topology. This indicates a pair of nodes that define one edge. | Integer |
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