Fabulous woohoo

Fantastic update!

How to add code in MOI3D to run batch files (.bat) in WIN10?

Hi feirui445,

re:
> How to add code in MOI3D to run batch files (.bat) in WIN10?

You can set up a shortcut key that will launch a batch file when the key is pressed, is that what you want?

Put this as the "Command" part of the shortcut key (note use additional backslash \ because that is the escape character in javascript):

script: moi.filesystem.shellExecute( 'c:\\scripts\\test.bat' );

- Michael

Thanks a lot Michael!

So, faces can be manipulated... can edges be manipulated as well, or is it faces only?

Hi SPARTAN-D421,

re:
> can edges be manipulated as well, or is it faces only?

Faces only.

- Michael

Gotcha. Thanks.

Hi,
i tried to install the new beta on my MacBook pro (Core i9, 2015) with Sonoma (14.7.2). But when i run the terminal and type in the password: No success.
Only a password character appears, but no cursor. I have no way of entering a password. I tried entering my password, and I tried copying and pasting it. But nothing worked. Does anyone know what's going on?

Oh man, I'm such an idiot! I entered my MOI license code instead of my device password. Now it works. Sorry for my unnecessary post.

Best regards
Wolfgang

Don't worry. These things happen.

Happened to me the first few times I used Linux, actually.

With this new beta, when I right click to orbit (about half the time) it opens up a file open dialog when I release the right mouse button. Any ideas?

>Len

Hi Len,

re:
> With this new beta, when I right click to orbit (about half the time) it opens up a file open
> dialog when I release the right mouse button. Any ideas?

Are you doing a right click to orbit but then releasing the button without any movement?

When you right click in a viewport like that it's a shortcut for pushing the "Done" button or if you are not currently in a command it will repeat the last used command. If you have just opened a file then the last used command is Open.

If you don't want the Open command to repeat like that there is a setting in moi.ini you can use. Go to Options > General > "Edit .ini file" button and in the [Commands] section there is a setting NonRepeatingCommands, add open to it so it looks like this:

NonRepeatingCommands=delete undo redo open

- Michael