Full Version: Majik Primer: MoI's Lighting Options and You!

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This don't run with moi3d v.3? I get only a small blue-strip with a X (for closing this wind Lighting Options Window) and nothing more happens ...

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It seems to be working fine here on V3 (Using PC)

So I'm assuming that Dinos' file: "LightingOptions.htm" resides inside of V3's "ui" folder?

script: /* Opens Lighting Options Dialog */ moi.ui.createDialog( 'moi://ui/LightingOptions.htm' );

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Hi Lordfox

I installed the lighting options last night in my new computer, and it did not work either, until I remembered the following:

Besides putting the lighting options htm file in the ui folder, it is necessary, one time only, in Moi version 3 screen, to select
options, then view, then Lighting options button.

- Brian

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tried today again - it dosn't run :( lighting options not found

snapshot also not run

but the other things are ok - costum ui


edit: after 8 months I can run it - I did delete the .DS-store file in the ui - because I copied there the htm and the second file

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Added a simple configuration for basic Solid shading with no specular or shadows - great for graphics tracing of 3-D type and simple objects.

http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=5222.6

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metallicLighting is shown as true in the script, and false in the picture. (This metallic setting does not seem to make any visual difference.)

For selection with CustomUI, I added the "Solid" lighting version to the custom LightingOptions.htm under ui.
It was necessary under MoI options, View, Lighting options, to update "Solid" selection.

- Brian

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Got it, and thanks!

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Hi,

Could someone please tell me in which system Folder the
personal favorites of lighting presets are stored ?

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Hi Tom,

all the lighting presets are stored in moi.ini, including any personal favorites that you created.
That is located in <user>/Library/Application Support/Moi on a Mac. Not sure of the exact path for Windows.

Dinos

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For Windows, path is something like:
c:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Moi

You will have to select one of the User subdirectories to figure out the User name in <user>.
It should be the User subdirectory which contains AppData :-)

- Brian

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For windows, click the start button and type

%APPDATA%

This opens that folder, then find folder "moi"

FYI: I keep my ini file in MoI's root installation folder. It will look there first, and keeps it more handy for the guy who wants it more often...

Michael also put a button for "edit ini" in the options panel, which finds and opens it for you. Havent tested that with the new beta yet though

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Thank you gentlemen, its always a pleasure to receive your quick help ;-)

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Thank you very much for this script. It is excellent :-)

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