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Yes, thank you, I'm sorry if my english is not very clear. I like very much 3D-Pangel explanations. I just wanted to comment this side topic: the future that he foresees concerning a huge migration of services to the cloud. That may not happen (and I wish it won't) because the energy required by servers may become scarce for environmental (and political) reasons. I understand this is off-topic, I'm sorry again

I am one of the disappointed customers that were hoping to see perpetual licenses still on sale, mainly because I wanted S26 features. As a hobbyist, with two children, I sometimes can't do anything in C4D for months, so the subscription model does not match my needs. And I think it is right to expect SaaS to expand to more softwares, maybe even OS, there is no limit to human greed. But I don't believe that the cloud will be a long term solution, because everything going to the cloud would raise a lot of internet bandwidth issues in many places in the world. That would also require so much power to run more servers everywhere that the impact on climate change would be worse. And it is not a minor problem.

Thank you very much ! I had forgotten the "math dot" before invoking sin

Hello and happy new year I'm a complete newbie in scripting, but I could not find help in other posts for my problem: My python xpresso node fails to compile sin() or cos() functions, I cannot add "import math" in the python editor that comes with xpresso I could find a workaround with a formula node where sine or cosine are accepted, but not inside python code Is there someting that must be done before, setting python libraries for xpresso somewhere ? I Have Studio R20, under windows