Closed horstjens closed 1 year ago
guillaumechereau
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2 years ago Actually I removed this feature in the last update, since I didn't have to time to maintain this code (that was a bit complicated and buggy at time). You can still read my blog post about it with some explanation: https://blog.noctua-software.com/goxel-procedural.html
horstjens
commented
2 years ago oh, thanks for the link! That means, if i want to use the procedural language feature i have to use the old version of Goxel ?
guillaumechereau
commented
2 years ago Yea unfortunately. If you have an interesting project using this code I’ll had it back in the app. The reason I removed it is also that I felt that no one was actually using this.
Let me know.
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is there a help file or external site about the internal Goxel language for creating procedural functions (like "cherry.goxcf") I understand a bit from looking at it but i would love to see a full list of commands, some example code etc.