Python Xpresso Node

ll2pakll

Windows 10
Cinema 4d 2023.2.1

Good evening.
Which command allows you to add a Python Xpresso node?
I didn't find it in the list of available id's. But without it my program will not work correctly.
Also, I need to understand how I can put the necessary code into this node for it to work? Or maybe there is a way not to use this node, but to use an alternative?
This is what the code placed in this node looks like:

from typing import Optional
import c4d

op: c4d.modules.graphview.GvNode # The Xpresso node
doc: c4d.documents.BaseDocument # The document evaluating this node
tp: Optional[c4d.modules.thinkingparticles.TP_MasterSystem] # Particle system

def main() -> None:
    global Output1
    katet_1 = Input1 - Input3
    kater_2 = Input2 - Input4
    kvadrat_giopotenuzy = katet_1**2 + kater_2**2
    Output1 = kvadrat_giopotenuzy**0.5

m_adam

Hi you should use ID_OPERATOR_COFFEE, this is mostly due to historical reason since previously the scripting language in Cinema 4D was COFFEE and it was then replaced with Python.

Cheers,
Maxime.

ll2pakll

@m_adam Thank you very much for your reply. But while I was waiting for a reply, I experimented and realized that the Python tag suits me much better than the xpresso system, and rewrote the whole scene overnight). Have a great day.

Brakusha

@m_adam said in Python Xpresso Node:

Hi you should use ID_OPERATOR_COFFEE, this is mostly due to historical reason since previously the scripting language in Cinema 4D was COFFEE and it was then replaced with Python.

Cheers,
Maxime.

ID_OPERATOR_COFFEE is not work.(((

m_adam

Hi @Brakusha, welcome in plugin cafe !

c4d.ID_OPERATOR_COFFEE is working in all versions, please open a new topic with a code that demonstrate the issue and with a short explanation about what you want to achieve. I would also highly recommend you to read our Support Guideline to know how to get the best support from us.

Cheers,
Maxime.