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MUST READ before creating or designing custom parameters on any COMP: pages, styles, ranges, help text, naming, ParGroup gotchas.
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MUST READ before first MCP tool call in a session. Complete Envoy tool catalog with parameters and usage.
Procedure for preparing version release commits -- changelog, README, templates, versioning
Merge or compare two divergent TouchDesigner .tox/.toe binaries that git cannot three-way-merge. Load when a merge/rebase conflicts on a .tox or .toe, when asked to merge, port, reconcile, or diff two versions of a TD component, or when comparing a component across branches, machines, or TD builds.
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| name | parameter-design |
| description | MUST READ before creating or designing custom parameters on any COMP: pages, styles, ranges, help text, naming, ParGroup gotchas. |
Every custom parameter MUST have help text set via par.help = "...". Help text appears as a tooltip when users hover the parameter name in the dialog. Describe what the parameter controls and what its values mean.
"Maximum number of rows displayed in the manager list. Set to 0 for unlimited.""Max rows" (just restates the label)In TDN files, include "help": "..." in the parameter definition. Embody exports and imports help text automatically.
Use par.startSection = True on the first parameter of each logical group. This draws a horizontal separator line above the parameter, visually grouping related controls.
In TDN: "startSection": true in the parameter definition.
Parameters appear in the order they are appended. Keep related parameters together and maintain a logical flow within each page:
If reordering after creation, use par.order (accepts float values like 11.5 to insert between existing positions).
Group parameters into pages by function. Use comp.appendCustomPage('PageName') -- pages appear in creation order.
Common patterns:
| Page |
|---|
| Purpose |
|---|
| Main / Settings | Primary configuration |
| Tags | Externalization tags, strategies |
| UI | Visual and display options |
| About | Version, build, author (read-only) |
Speed, Maxrows, Autosave, Envoyenable| Use case | Style | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| On/off toggle | Toggle | Values are 0/1 |
| Fire-once action | Pulse | No persistent value |
| Enumerated choices | Menu | Set menuNames and menuLabels separately |
| Editable dropdown | StrMenu | Free-text input with suggestions |
| Numeric value | Float or Int | Set range properties (see below) |
| Text input | Str | Free-form string |
| File/folder path | File / Folder | Opens system dialog |
| Operator reference | OP, COMP, TOP, CHOP, SOP, DAT, MAT | Filtered by family |
| Section header | Header | Visual label only, no value |
For Float and Int parameters, configure the range:
| Property | Purpose |
|---|---|
min / max | Minimum and maximum values |
clampMin / clampMax | Whether to enforce min/max as hard limits (True) or allow values outside (False) |
normMin / normMax | Slider range in the UI (what the slider covers visually) |
Example:
p = page.appendFloat('Speed', label='Speed')[0]
p.default = 1.0
p.min = 0.0
p.max = 10.0
p.clampMin = True
p.clampMax = False # Allow values above 10 via manual entry
p.normMin = 0.0
p.normMax = 5.0 # Slider covers 0-5, but values up to 10+ accepted
p.help = "Playback speed multiplier. 1.0 = normal speed."
Use par.readOnly = True for status and informational parameters that users should see but not edit (version, build number, connection status).
Always set par.default = value. This enables "Revert to Default" in the TD parameter dialog and ensures TDN round-trips produce consistent results.
All page.append*() methods return a ParGroup (tuple-like), not a single Par. Index with [0] to get the Par object:
page = comp.appendCustomPage('Settings')
pg = page.appendFloat('Speed', label='Speed') # Returns ParGroup
p = pg[0] # Get the Par
p.default = 1.0
p.help = "Playback speed multiplier."
p.startSection = True