Hello everyone,
I made a mistake when I posted my help document on the forum. First, it is intended solely for French speakers, and second, it contains terms that differ from those in the French MoI3D help.
I have used and taught AutoCAD and Revit (SketchUp for sketches) for many years in the fields of architecture and construction. I am therefore very attached to certain French terms that we use and that are common to many software programs in these two fields.
I have therefore rewritten and compiled the introduction to Moment of Inspiration, the command reference, etc., into a single document. I also renamed the MoI3D tools in the FrenchStrings.txt file and translated the comments. I also created a document titled “Tips and Tricks” that compiles the advice posted on the English forum.
The icon at the bottom right of the MoI interface isn’t really useful to me.

I saved my document in .htm format to link to it from the help icon. It works, but I lose the images. I haven’t found a solution to this problem yet, but I’m not giving up.

Albert Einstein said: “The most important thing is to never stop asking questions. Curiosity has its own reason for being.”

Best introduction for me was this https://www.bojankoturanovic.com/view/22/

Hi Zooen, if you want to repeat the same process to generate the command reference help file document, there is stuff for that here:
https://moi3d.com/4.0/docs/instructions_for_translators.zip

- Michael

Re: instructions_for_translators.zip

Addendum for the command reference build process - it looks like web browsers no longer allow XML files with an XSL style sheet to load from a local file.

This can be enabled in the msedge browser by going to edge://settings/defaultBrowser, set
"Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode (IE mode)" to Allow, and click Add a page, and put in the file:// URL for moi_command_reference.xml

- Michael