Simplifying Code

[gbvbalint]

This snippet gave you the same colorful graph as mine?

[JÞB]

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@gbvbalint wrote:

This snippet gave you the same colorful graph as mine?

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Not a chance!  There is nothing in that example to change the waveform generated between each iteration or to slow it down to human speeds.  So, it looks fairly boring while running.

If you want something pretty to watch try this mod (backsaved to 2012)

[crossrulz]

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@JÞB wrote:

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@gbvbalint wrote:

This snippet gave you the same colorful graph as mine?

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Not a chance!  There is nothing in that example to change the waveform generated between each iteration or to slow it down to human speeds.  So, it looks fairly boring while running.

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Yeah, I ended up using the Tone Generation with Noise VI.  It looks prettier then.  But if you want white to always be your newest, then you need to try this modification I just did.  It uses Rotate 1D Array and Replace Array Subset is set to always replace the first element.  It is a more 1-to-1 of what you have, but I think it uses more memory.

[gbvbalint]

Im sad about it 😕 Mine is working but how can i scale the number of used shift registers?

[gbvbalint]

Here is my project, i cant get it work 😕

[gbvbalint]

If u look at my project I want to ask that dont u know how to change teh color or delete the frame of the clusters?

[gbvbalint]

I got it work!

[JÞB]

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@gbvbalint wrote:

I got it work!

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Great!

Post what you needed to change and a small write-up of what you learned along the way.  (trust me -You will come back to it often)

[gbvbalint]

I used the snippet of crossrulz. The problem was that i took the code in a little individual loop first. Later i realized that, i just have to put it to the main loop, and woila it worked fine! I think your code would solve my problem too, but i didnt try it after the first worked. Thanks for your help!

[JÞB]

My tweak to Tim's code just help visualize his method.  Glad to have helped!