just installed this...a great time saver!

question how would one deal setup with a script like this?

K script:moi.geometryDatabase.getObjects().getConstructionLines().setProperty( "isTemporary", false );

thanks for your feedback Matedem,

when you say set up that script, i think maybe you copy it all into a notepad text file
save it a name you like "ConstructionLines.js" or "MyCLines.js"

Put it in the commands folder.

Use the Command Palette to find it or add it to a keygroup.

is that what you mean?

Yes exactly.

One more thing
I have a shortcut
shift+b Boundingboxcenterindividual

but if I search I do not find it.
If i search ...bounding
I get
Boundingbox
Boundingboxcenter

If I search individual I get
Scaleindividual

but not
Boundingboxcenterindividual


Tnx!

As I only see bounding box and bounding box centre in my MOI 5.0 beta Apr 27 / commands
folder...That is the standard commands commands folder for all native moi commands,
and all other custom scripts should really go in appdata one, or some rarer times might be in
the startup folder we can deduce the likely problem here...

Command palette from memory, looks in two places the app data commands and the native
programme file commands:

C:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Roaming\Moi\commands (windows)
C:\Program Files\MoI 5.0 beta Apr-27-2026\commands (windows)

So either that command is a special one maybe that michael has done
and might need a wrapper or js file or it is somewhere 'special' - so
you need to find it.

maybe get it here:
https://moi3d.com/forum/lmessages.php?webtag=MOI&msg=10065.2

and put it into your app data commands folder...
command palette will see it then...

or FIRST:
if it already working for you from a shortcut, then 99% sure
you might have it already. So search your computer drive first
for the filename, then move it to the apps command folder ;o)

Nevermind I had in another folder...put it in appdata and it works!

great !! i also tested it, my previous message shows image in the end...