mucks

13th June 2010 18:35 UTC

To save maths as presets
There are so many differant presets with differant actions coding, in 4 differant boxes most of the time. It'd save much time for untalented programmers like me and many others to be able to save the maths presets to files and reload them in their respective modules. Say i'd make a dynamic movement that i'd like to reuse elsewere, i save it, reload it and i'm done. Copy-paste as it is actualy is quite demotivating!!! :)
I'm soon gona read and learn the AVS Programming Guide Version 1.1 from Tom Young (A.K.A. PAK-9) so I'll be better geared against the white page curse, but it'd be very useful for the creativity process to be able to download maths from the best avs prgrammers all around the globe and to load them on the test-flow easily inside AVS...

Suggestion.

QOAL

13th June 2010 21:34 UTC

Well best thing you can do is it to save whatever code you like as a preset.

So say you have the 3d transformations in a texer II, just have it as the sole contents of the preset, then save it to some folder (you could make a folder just for code snippits)

When you want the code again it's just a + -> Presets -> ??? away.

Warrior of the Light

19th June 2010 10:01 UTC

I have a \templates\ dir for those purposes

mucks

23rd June 2010 21:04 UTC

Qoal: genious answer :)
You mean, i make a preset containing only one particular coded element, save it in a folder, then i add a file from a preset... Then delete the subgroup and keep only the element :)
Thank's :P