Deborah R. Fowler
Wrangle Node Example - User Defined Functions
Looking closer at the code, it is similar to the previous phyllotactic pattern example, except now the code is encased in a user-defined function
Going a bit further and adding elements with orientation using the orient attribute
You can also combine quaternions with qmultipy. See below:
A comparison of N/up attributes vs orient (I think orient is easier to use but someone asked so... )
sample hip file
