What is Nodebox?
NodeBox is an open-source application used to create generative design, data visualizations, animations and other 2D graphics using Python scripting. It allows designers, artists and programmers to quickly generate visual content through code rather than manual work.
Some key features of NodeBox include:
- An intuitive node-based interface to create graphics by connecting functions
- Powerful Python libraries to script visuals programmatically
- Vector and bitmap graphics support for resolutions up to 4K
- Animation timeline to create interactive animations
- Data binding to automatically update graphics based on data source
- Exporting to various formats like SVG, PNG, PDF
With its easy-to-use interface and advanced scripting capabilities, NodeBox enables rapid prototyping and creation of static and animated 2D visuals. It can be used for data visualization, generative art, VJ tools, creative coding workshops and more. The open-source nature also fosters a community to build and share NodeBox modules.