Drawing a strand between every particle for wireframe effect

[adrencg]

Is there way to use a particle object as an input to draw straight strands between each particle, to simulate a wireframe made of strands?

[Hirazi Blue]

The "Strandwire Compound" comes to mind.
AFAIK currently only available in the local backup over at rray.de I'm afraid...

[adrencg]

The "Strandwire Compound" comes to mind.
AFAIK currently only available in the local backup over at rray.de I'm afraid...

I have that compound, but it doesn't work. Lots of red nodes when hooking it up.

[Mathaeus]

If strandwire still doesn't work, you could try one of two in attachment. One spreads just a particle cylinder primitives (or any else primitive), so you have a real preview in viewport. Another creates strands.
Usually these things are searching for point neighbors, then points are cloned and placed in star like shapes, to the midpoint of edges, so there are two points or strands per on edge. Two attached nodes are using a simpler but faster math, modulo instead of loop value, than strandwire, at least one I've tried long time ago .
Of course, in case of SI subdivs, they won't take subdivs into account.

[rray]

Strandwire works fine here on SI 2015, applied it to an empty point cloud, and plugged the mesh in.

[adrencg]

The "Strandwire Compound" comes to mind.
AFAIK currently only available in the local backup over at rray.de I'm afraid...

I have that compound, but it doesn't work. Lots of red nodes when hooking it up.

Strange, now it works for me. I may have done something wrong yesterday. This is prefect for what I need.

I also downloaded a Plexus compound which has a different effect, but still a pretty cool effect.

[adrencg]

If strandwire still doesn't work, you could try one of two in attachment. One spreads just a particle cylinder primitives (or any else primitive), so you have a real preview in viewport. Another creates strands.
Usually these things are searching for point neighbors, then points are cloned and placed in star like shapes, to the midpoint of edges, so there are two points or strands per on edge. Two attached nodes are using a simpler but faster math, modulo instead of loop value, than strandwire, at least one I've tried long time ago .
Of course, in case of SI subdivs, they won't take subdivs into account.

That works great too. Thanks.