So, what you can?

• real-time interactive development
• no predefined nodes - you will code yours
• use python as you like (any libs and tips)
• crash-less errors
• perpetuum mobile (~60 fps bacchanalia)

Pyno is an experiment. Real-world scenarios is confusing.

Check wiki for advanced tutorials!

Basics:

There are only two elements:

• node (is a function)
• field (is a object, value or lambda function)

Controls:

• Use right-mouse-button to panning
• To spawn node press N, to spawn field press F on keyboard
• Save and load pyno-file using bottom-right buttons (S-save, L-load)
• Move and select elements by mouse, selected elements can be deleted by Delete key
• Selected elements can be ctrl-c and ctrl-v
• Nodes has a code inside, edit code just by pressing on node and hover code editor
• Last, you want to transfer data from element to element, just press and hold on pin and drop connection to other pin

To run pyno you must install few libs:

(type this commands to your command line)

• pip install pyglet==1.3.0
• pip install pyperclip

Make sure you have Python 3.4 or better on your computer. If true then run Pyno.py