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What is

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RealFlow's graph system?

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Graphs is RealFlow's node-based programming tool. Instead of writing lines of code, like in Python, you assemble and connect nodes. RealFlow provides several hundreds of nodes for any purpose and you can influence almost any node, feature, or function.

Are there any beginner tutorials?

For common, not RealFlow-specific introductions we recommend an internet search. There are many tutorials suited for beginners, intermediates, and advanced users.

If you want to learn how to use Python in conjunction with RealFlow, the The most effective way is to analyze existing scriptsgraphs. There are several resources, e.g.

Is there a

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Graph reference?

Go to RealFlow's main menu and choose Help > Scripting Graph Reference...

Is there an online

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Graph reference?

No, but all help files are in HTML format and can be displayed in a browser. They are located in RealFlow's application folder:

 

Linux/realflow/doc/help/scripting
OS X/Applications/RealFlow 2016/doc/help/scripting
WindowsC:\Programs\Next Limit\RealFlow 2016\doc\help\scripting
How do I place or load python scripts into the GUI version of RealFlow?

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What is a batch

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graph?

Batch scripts are graphs are normally used to complete repetitive tasks, for example parameter changes, import of objects, applying colours, normalizing channels, object creation and manipulation, and so on. All these tasks do not need a simulation and they can be executed “offline”.

What is a simulation
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graph?

Simulation scripts are graphs are executed during a simulation and their main purpose is the manipulation and creation of particles. But, they are also used to influence object positions, RealWave surface, write maps, activate or deactivate nodes on demand, etc.