Tscript noise() equivalent in python?

For example, I have an isosurface that, in t-script would have

  [i]noise($X,$Y+$AT*.05,$Z)[/i]

as its function.

how would I express this in python?

Rod. m(_ _)m

Hello,

At this time there is no one-to-one replacement solution of all tscript functions in python.

As an alternative, it is possible to set up one or several noise CHOPs with a seed to $F, and then, maybe, playing around with expressions like this:

op('noise1')['chan1']*functions elements of isosurface

Now, there are surely some libraries in python with comparable functions, like Scipy or Numpy.

That said, you can still use all the “old” tscript functions, and I think they won’t be deprecated until a while.

thanks, I guess I’m just trying to pythonise my thinking as I go along. I’d probably use time info from a chop rather than $F but it was a fun quick way to demonstrate the kind of weirdness you can make in touch.