Attempting to learn how to use Structure Synth, I started with some cfdg files and attempted to rewrite them so they would work in Structure Synth. My first attempts can be viewed at http://iorek.ice-nine.org/seant/structsynth
The first file (demo1.cfdg) is the original cfdg
The second file (demo1.es) is the rewritten file for use with Structure Synth. It results in what is essentially a flat image.
The third file (demo1in3d.es) adds more information to make the resulting image three dimensional.
In doing this exercise, it occurred to me that minor changes to Structure Synth, or inclusion of a minor 'translation' process, would allow one to immediately import files made for Context Free. I'm not sure whether it would be desirable to make EisenScript more like cfdg or not, though. It certainly would allow people to quickly move things from Context Free to Structure Synth very quickly.
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Attempting to learn how to use Structure Synth, I started with some cfdg files and attempted to rewrite them so they would work in Structure Synth. My first attempts can be viewed at http://iorek.ice-nine.org/seant/structsynth
The first file (demo1.cfdg) is the original cfdg
The second file (demo1.es) is the rewritten file for use with Structure Synth. It results in what is essentially a flat image.
The third file (demo1in3d.es) adds more information to make the resulting image three dimensional.
In doing this exercise, it occurred to me that minor changes to Structure Synth, or inclusion of a minor 'translation' process, would allow one to immediately import files made for Context Free. I'm not sure whether it would be desirable to make EisenScript more like cfdg or not, though. It certainly would allow people to quickly move things from Context Free to Structure Synth very quickly.