[.net] C# Node Graph Editor (lib/addon/src) anyone know one ?

That's a map editor with an awful material management. UnrealEngine3 has one just like you described.. :D

Your last image depicts the Blender node editor, in material edit mode.

Blender is open source, so you can take a look how it was made - however, extracting the functionality could represent a considerable amount of work.

In general, this type of user interface is called a "node graph".

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Original post by Nik02 Your last image depicts the Blender node editor, in material edit mode. Blender is open source, so you can take a look how it was made - however, extracting the functionality could represent a considerable amount of work. In general, this type of user interface is called a "node graph".

Im just interested in a 3rd party addon that does this for C# (and i know, alot of editors use this) but i need it for my own editor.

Blender is not C# though, and i need it for C# and not C++ :).

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Original post by NightMarez Im just interested in a 3rd party addon that does this for C# (and i know, alot of editors use this) but i need it for my own editor. Blender is not C# though, and i need it for C# and not C++ :).

I know - but it is the closest solution to your problem that I can offer, as I don't remember encountering any separate 3rd party component with this functionality :)

I do appreciate that you're seeking for a pre-written component; it is usually more cost-efficient to just buy the functionality that you need instead of "reinventing the wheel" and coding your own.

As a side note, basic C++ is very similar to C#. If you're good at either, you can probably read and understand the other as well.

those lines are bezier curves and they are standard implemented inside the .net framework :)
look at : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/a7h66bsy%28classic%29.aspx
or just google "bezier curve" ;)

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@Jifman:
I know I am. My renderer was hacked together by the seat of my pants. It badly needs to be re-written for both scalability and aesthetics.

http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/deniedsluggysluggy/smscreen_01.png
Yeah... aesthetics... definitely