From: federico <xa...@in...> - 2005-03-07 19:18:02
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rob...@be... wrote: >I was looking around online and saw this website: >http://lab.andre-michelle.com/ >if you scroll down to the "velocity" category, and click on cables, it bring up a very interesting idea. Is there an extern that makes one of the following: >1. colored cables (in the main window, not some gui thing. but in the place where most patches are normally made). >OR >2. Swooping cables (i think this would be rather bothersome though, having cables swoop all over the place, etc.) >thanks, >Robert > > i would prefer "intelligent cables". this is a feature that PCB software has (tools for designing circuits). given a netlist (here, a collection of inlets) with nodes that should be connected together, the program find the best path for each connection, i.e. by following a grid. (there are well known algorithms about this) this "best" path should be a segmented (or bezier, or exp, or ...) line that try to not accross wires nor objects, to make reading (and MAKING) a patch easier, especially in the cases of many->one inlet or vice-versa (or other situations i don't remember ;)). what do you think about it? -- Federico |