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  1. Hi, Ctrl+F has raw parameter filter that helps to find a node with the given value in a specific parameter. I was wondering if there was a way to search for the given value in any parameter? I didnt find any solution, maybe its because it would be too heavy to look in every parameter, but I thought Id try to ask, maybe you guys know. Ithe only partial solution I sound was in python to loop nodesearch.RawParm() over the parameter names I want. But some times you dont know the parameter name so it would be nice to be able to find it anyway. Thanks Martin
  2. This is probably not as hard as I think but I'm trying to find a way to draw a line down the center of an animated object using vex. I have a tube that is a cache and it is deforming. The points and polys don't change. I want to create a curve that goes directly down the center of the tube. I was successful by manually deleting some poly loops, and using a divide node with remove shared edges and then packing the shared faces then using an add to connect the center points, this is a quick and DIRTY way that worked. But I would like a more robust procedural way of doing this, if I had a lot of objects this way would be a pain. I have attached a .hip for if someone would like to help me out with this it would be much appreciated thanks in advance. Rob FindthecenterTest.hip
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