Apologies, for some reason I was thinking in the context of VDB in which case the example didn't make sense, I see it was just demonstrating a way to affect odd/even clones, but the concept applies in vdb too.

Hello, Quick question,what is the reason for processing the points first even then odd in the python field example code?

Also, is there somewhere I can find any other example code for use in a python Field?

Thank you,
Nick

import c4d
import math
from c4d.modules import mograph as mo
#Welcome to the world of Python Fields

def Sample(op, inputs, outputs, info):
    """Calculate the output values for the specified set
    of input points. Allocations should be avoided in Sample
    to maximize performance.
    Return false on error to cancel sampling.
    NOTE: Sample function is mandatory, PythonField cannot
    function without it.

    Keyword arguments:
    BaseObject -- the python field.
    FieldInput -- the points to sample.
    FieldOutput -- the sampling output arrays (pre-allocated).
    FieldInfo -- the sampling informations.
    """

    # First pass on even points to calculate values
    for i in xrange(0, inputs._blockCount, 2):
        value = math.sin(math.pi * doc.GetTime().Get())
        offsetValue = (value + 1.0) / 2.0
        outputs.SetValue(i, offsetValue)
    # Second pass on odd points to calculate values
    for i in xrange(1, inputs._blockCount, 2):
        value = math.cos(math.pi * doc.GetTime().Get())
        offsetValue = (value + 1.0) / 2.0
        outputs.SetValue(i, offsetValue)

    # Depending on the color parameters of the Effector and FieldObject,
    # color arrays could be empty.
    if info._flags & c4d.FIELDSAMPLE_FLAG_COLOR:
        # First pass on even points to calculate colors
        for i in xrange(0, inputs._blockCount, 2):
            # Just use the sin-cos wave to generate a color.
            value = outputs.GetValue(i)
            outputs.SetColor(i, c4d.Vector(value, 0.0, 0.0))
            outputs.SetAlpha(i, value)
        # Second pass on odd points to calculate colors
        for i in xrange(1, inputs._blockCount, 2):
            # Just use the sin-cos wave to generate a color.
            value = outputs.GetValue(i)
            outputs.SetColor(i, c4d.Vector(0.0, value, 0.0))
            outputs.SetAlpha(i, value)

    # Return false to cancel further sampling.
    return True