Full Version: Batch filleting

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Unzipp the file and put the 2 files (.htm & .js) inside the folder commands
Relaunch MOi

Just select your curves

Launch the command by Pressing TAB and write BatchFilletCurves
or Make a shortCut to the command ( BatchFilletCurves on the second column )

Enter the fillet's Radius
et voilà ! ;)

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Hi Axel, once you have installed it into MoI's commands folder (either inside the MoI installation folder, or for v4 use the one in appdata/Moi/commands) that will make a new command called BatchFilletCurves available. You can set up a shortcut key with BatchFilletCurves as the command name, or type Tab and type in BatchFilletCurves and push Enter to run it.

To use the command, select all the curves you want to fillet, then run the command. At the prompt for "Pick fillet radius", type in your desired radius and push the 'Done' button and the fillet should be applied to all corners of all the curves you selected.

If you're still having problems can you please post a .3dm file with the curves in it?

- Michael

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Hello Michael and Pilou,

thank you. That was easy :)



Cheers,
Axel

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Hi Michael,

is here a comprehensive thread where we can find all scripts/commands that have been written? For example this one here could be shifted to such thread to locate it more easily. Or will all scripts/commands made so far be included in your final v4?


Cheers,
Axel

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Hi Axel, there is a collection of many of them linked to from the resources page on the main web site, http://moi3d.com . Look for the link labeled "Burr's script archive - collection of scripts that have been posted on the forum".

> Or will all scripts/commands made so far be included in your final v4?

No, that is not planned for v4. Many of them are very specific to an individual person's particular needs.

In the future I do want to work on a centralized script archive but until that happens if you need a script you can post a question about it here on the forum and I can direct you to it.

- Michael

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Thanks for the link Michael, that's great to have an accumulative source here.

Cheers,
Axel

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Hi,
is anybody aware of a batch radius command? That should make changes on the radius/diameter by batch on several circles at same time.

In the list I cannot conclude from the names if such was ever made.

Thanks, Axel

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Hi Axel,

re:
> is anybody aware of a batch radius command? That should make changes on the radius/diameter by
> batch on several circles at same time.

I'm not aware of one so I made a new one for you, attached.

Instructions for installing a plug-in here.

- Michael

Attachments:
BatchEditCircles.zip

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Hi Michael,

fantastic, what a help.

Thank you!

Best regards, Axel

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Hi Michael,

Great script is it possible to add to this select circles by size rad or diameter so if you a group of circles of varying sizes you can select 1 size and change those only.

regards
Alex.

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Hi Alex,

re:
> is it possible to add to this select circles by size rad or diameter so if you a group
> of circles of varying sizes you can select 1 size and change those only.

Yes you could modify the script to do that.

Maybe something like this - currently in BatchEditCircles.js on line number 70 it is gathering up the circles, the current code looks like this:

		if ( obj.isCircle )
		{
			circles.addObject( obj );
			var this_radius = obj.conicRadius;
			<...>

You could modify that to only gather up circles of a particular radius value, add something like this (warning untested) - added lines marked with a > at the start of the line, don't put that in the actual code. Oh and also move the line where it calls addObject lower down:

		if ( obj.isCircle )
		{
>			//circles.addObject( obj );       *moved lower*
			var this_radius = obj.conicRadius;

>			// Added code here:
>			var target_radius = 5.0;
>
>			// Don't gather the circle unless it matches the target radius.
>			if ( Math.abs( target_radius - this_radius ) > 1.0e-12 )
>				continue;
>
>			circles.addObject( obj );

			<...>

- Michael

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as always lightning service many thanks Michael Ill have a play.

regards
Alex.

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You can also use something like that! ;)
(some more versatile: works with any forms and without edit any codes :)

BoundingBoxCenterMultiple by Michael Gibson https://moiscript.weebly.com/uploads/3/9/3/8/3938813/boundingboxcentermultiple.zip
Can be used to simulate a replacement of objects
By coupling it for example with CopyToPoints or Vclone from MaxSMirnov
http://kyticka.webzdarma.cz/3d/moi/#CopyToPoints
https://moiscript.weebly.com/burman.html (all scripts and commands collected by Burman)

Vclone replaces the vector by the object with size and orientation of the vector!!!



Following with BoundingBoxCenterMultiple & CopyToPoints
Of course a Circle can be used against here a Cylinder! ;)

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Hi Michael
batcheditcircles脚本在V3中，无论是否选中圆，一直显示该错误。(The batcheditcircles script in V3 consistently displays this error regardless of whether a circle is selected or not.)

能否通过修改使该脚本能在V3中，能够正常使用？(Can the script be modified to work properly in V3?)

Image Attachments:
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Hi SUIYAN,

re:
> (Can the script be modified to work properly in V3?)

The script needs curve properties .isCircle and .conicRadius which were added in V4.

So it requires at least MOI version 4 to run, it would be difficult to make it work in V3, sorry.

- Michael

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