You want to say that your lighting script works in a window, your fillet function in another window, your Blend function in another windows
and all that in the same time ? Or one by one ?

Hi Pilou
Yes, You can run "LightShift" script in a separate window.
Other things work as usual.
The point is you don't need to exit other commands to change the lighting. :)

Perfect i will try that and add it to my French repository! ;)

https://moiscript.weebly.com

Excellent! :)

in my French repository! ;)

https://moiscript.weebly.com/eclairage.html

hi MO

Thanks for you creativity and your sharing

Hi Mo,

Great script,

thank you

Thanks MO!

Hi everyone
Thanks for your suggestions and encouragement

I've revised about "LightShift" script since my last post.
I thought It's better to use this script as a separate dialog box, so users don't need to exit the running commands.
That made me to rewrite some part of the script and change it a bit.

I've updated my first post and attached "LightShift_Dialog.htm" to it.
Now you can toggle between the default and modified light direction ("Default" button), and toggle the light off or on. ("Silhouette" button)

I prefer to use this version, let me know if I should keep the old version. :)

Love it!

Thanx!

Even works with other custom light styles..

Excellent script Mo!

Using this macro for my project add-on graphics when quoting to customers.

Wayne