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Add-on Node Quick Maths
Node Quick Maths

A fast way to make long math chains in node editors.
Add-on by Zeptofine
About What's New Reviews Version History
Video of it in action

Trivially make long math chains using a simple Python expression.

Check the Math Formula extension out! It supports all of the same features, and much, much more.

https://extensions.blender.org/add-ons/math-formula/

This supports the main builtin node editors in blender: Shader Editor, Geometry Node Editor, Texture Node Editor, Compositor

Usage

Default Keyboard Shortcut - Ctrl + M

In the text box that appears, type in a mathematical expression that you want to evaluate, for example, sin(x + 64) % (y ** 14 + 10). Accept the dialogue and a node tree will be generated with math nodes.

Mathematical operators you would expect to work are supported, including:

  • Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Power: + - * / **
  • Less Than, Greater Than: < >
  • Modulo: %

And all other mathematical functions in the Math node is supported.

  • Logarithm: log(x[, base])
  • Square Root: sqrt(x)
  • Abs: abs(x)
  • Exponential: exp(x)

Comparison

  • Min: min(x, y)
  • Max: max(x, y)
  • Compare: cmp(x, y, z)
  • Smooth Min: smin(x, y, z)
  • Smooth Max: smax(x, y, z)

Rounding

  • Round: round(x)
  • Floor: floor(x)
  • Ceil: ceil(x)
  • Truncate: trunc(x) or int(x)
  • Fraction: frac(x)
  • Floored Modulo: fmod(x, y)
  • Wrap: wrap(x, y, z)
  • Snap: snap(x, y)
  • Ping-Pong: pingpong(x, y)

Trig

  • Sin: sin(x)
  • Cos: cos(x)
  • Tan: tan(x)
  • Arcsine: asin(x)
  • Arccosine: acos(x)
  • Arctangent: atan(x)
  • Arctan2: atan2(x)
  • Hyperbolic Sine: sinh(x)
  • Hyperbolic Cosine: cosh(x)
  • Hyperbolic Tangent: tanh(x)

Conversion

  • To Radians: rad(degx)
  • To Degrees: deg(radx)

What's New

1.2.2 July 29th, 2024

Edit preferences lookups as per guidelines

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Permissions

This extension does not require special permissions.

Developer
Zeptofine
Rating
(12)
Version
1.2.2
Updated
10 mo
Published
June 27th, 2024
Downloads
15950
Size
21.9 KB
Compatibility
Blender 4.2  and newer
Website
github.com/zeptofine/node-quick-maths
Report Issues
github.com/zeptofine/node-quick-maths
License
GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
Node Pipeline User Interface
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Reviews

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  • Pablo-P
  • v1.2.2
  • 2 mo

So useful, thanks a lot!

  • MArio-del-Barrio-Tejeda
  • v1.2.2
  • 4 mo

Muy útil

  • FuzzyExpress
  • v1.2.2
  • 5 mo

This is exactly what I needed, and it works perfectly!

Also I have a suggestion: add support for adding drivers like #frame or #bpy.data.scenes["Scene"].frame_start / end. It could be done using [], {} or #(). (or something else.) Example: https://imgur.com/a/xVvxAWK

5.0

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