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I have been playing with these guys a bit lately, and will offer a few insights I have gained. An XNode is roughly the BD equivalent of an XControl. It is organized much like a normal Library, and a .xnode file is basically XML just like a .lvlib file.
I am trying to get some knowledege about Xnode, but i feel difficulty to understand it. Attached is a summation node which i tried to make xnode similar to it. This has to be multiple selectable inputs which adds and substracts the input signal. where and how could i start to make it ? Thanks in advance.
I am trying to make my first xnode which has to do exactly like attached vi. But I want to change its BD appearance as a circle using xnode abilities .This has to be multiple selectable inputs which adds and subtracts the input signal. how could i start for doing this? Attached is a compound arithmetic VI and picture as a circle which i wanted to have as a xnode.
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XNodes can be added to palettes as if they were plain VIs; however, the iconthat is displayed in the palette is that stored in the .xnode file and not the image created by the Image Ability vi. It is possible to set the icon in the .xnode file by manually editing the xml file. One way of doing this is to create a LabVIEW library (.lvlib, not .llb) from within LabVIEW and edit the icon for this library. Then making sure that all references to the Xnode are closed, open both the .lvlib file and .xnode file in a text editor and copy across the