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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Booleano, it looks like your button has the correct command="" value set on it.
What happens when you push the button?
Do you get an error message like this:
Or do you see a prompt in the upper right like this:
- Michael
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From: Booleano
Hi Michael
This screen appears
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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Booleano, ok that's what is supposed to happen. So you have it installed ok.
Can you maybe describe a bit more about what problem you're having?
I thought you were having a problem with getting it set up but it sounds like you're running it ok.
- Michael
From: Booleano
Hi Michael
But it only allows me 2 parameters "s" and "f"
And I want to get everything that appears in the MO example (MO_TE)
that is, the parameters of "0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7"
How is this done, I want the entire exercise
Thanks
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Booleano,
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> And I want to get everything that appears in the MO example (MO_TE)
> that is, the parameters of "0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7"
> How is this done, I want the entire exercise
Those parameters are options you can set up in the keyboard shortcut or button that you use to launch the command.
You would use those by putting them in to the keyboard shortcut or button.
Like for a keyboard shortcut for the "Command" value instead of putting in just:
edgeFlange
you would instead put in:
edgeFlange 5 true false 4 Auto 1 false false
For a button like you have set up instead of having command="edgeFlange" you would put command="edgeFlange 5 true false 4 Auto 1 false false"
That can be helpful if you are using the command frequently with some specific values, so you can set up different shortcuts to launch it with different default values.
- Michael
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