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Is there a way to get CustomUi to work on Windows 10?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vgs6cu0h454fwkg/test.png?dl=0

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Hi ndrakey,

re: Is there a way to get CustomUi to work on Windows 10?

It does work on Windows 10 already, but it needs the final release of MoI v3 in order to run. From your screenshot it looks like your problem does not have anything to do with Windows 10, it's that you're running an older release of MoI which doesn't have the getUIDir() function that the error message is referring to.

- Michael

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Balloons anyone? How to add mod your GUI with helpful tooltip commands:

Attachments:
sidePaneToolTipCode.zip

Image Attachments:
ModGui8.png  SidePaneToolTip.png 

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After some tricky tests :)

Seems using Custom UI with the cool Kitbash by Chipp Walter (42 item) http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=8398.1
that Name of Image and file 3dm must be the same and in Uppercase!
Size of image seems have no incidence!

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Edit!
After new tests!
Image name and file 3dm must have excatly the same name!
Case is sensitive!

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Unfortunatelly I got error message like this when starting Moi after copying files to Moi folder. Win10, any idea how to solve this problem?

Image Attachments:
moiError.jpg 

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I would double check to see that the files are in the proper directories.
- Brian

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Are you using MOI v2 or MOI v3?

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Hi Dreviou,

> Unfortunatelly I got error message like this when starting Moi after copying files to Moi
> folder. Win10, any idea how to solve this problem?

You'll get that error if you're using MoI v2, the CustomUI requires the final release version of v3 so to solve it you'd need to update to the current version.

- Michael

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That was it, v2, thanks guys! Now it works fine.

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Hi

Does this still work? I get an error like the one above (for mac users) but I am on pc?

Thanks

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Hi cnever,

re:
> Does this still work? I get an error like the one above (for mac users) but I am on pc?

Yes, it still works with the current version. You'll get an error if you're using an older version of MoI though.

- Michael

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Thank you so much! :) I'm new to MoI and already got so good results quickly instead of modeling everything in Polygons! And your Addon makes it even better! :)

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Hi everybody! :)

CustomUI v2
http://moi.maxsm.net/media/files/CustomUI.2.0.beta1.zip
http://moi.maxsm.net/media/files/CustomUI.2.0.beta1.CommandBar.zip

This version works with MoI v4 beta Dec-12-2017 only!!! (and with all later versions of course)
Now CustomUI should be stored in AppData directory.

Installation (Win):
Extract CustomUI.2.0.beta1.zip to C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Moi\
Make backup copy of existing C:\Program Files\MoI 4.0 beta Dec-12-2017\ui\CommandBar.htm
Extract CustomUI.2.0.beta1.CommandBar.zip to C:\Program Files\MoI 4.0 beta Dec-12-2017\ui\

Installation (Mac):
Extract CustomUI.2.0.beta1.zip to /Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/Moi/
Make backup copy of existing /Applications/MoI v4 beta Dec-12-2017.app/Contents/Resources/ui/CommandBar.htm
Extract CustomUI.2.0.beta1.CommandBar.zip to /Applications/MoI v4 beta Dec-12-2017.app/Contents/Resources/ui/

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Cool adaptation!
Bravo!

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Wanderful!!

Thanks a lot Max!!

It works :)

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Hi Max,
Outstanding work. Thanks a lot - it works fine.
-moritz

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Thanks for the update Max! That's great that it goes in AppData now.

I've been thinking that for the next beta how about if I have MoI look through some specific directory in AppData for any .js files and if any are found it will execute them. I'll also put in an empty named container element in CommandBar.htm by default that can be used as a target for where to insert controls. Then with that in place hopefully it wouldn't be needed to modify CommandBar.htm anymore and CustomUI would stay active between different releases.

A couple of issues are - what should the directory containing scripts to execute at startup be called, maybe just plain "startup" ? I guess there should also be a "commands" and "scripts" directory that you could make there as well. But then will having MoI look in 2 different commands directories for things cause problems since currently there's only one that is identified by moi.filesystem.getCommandsDir() ? And what should happen if there is a file with the same name in both places, which one should be actually loaded?

Also when should startup scripts run - probably just before the main window is shown?

- Michael

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