hi michael sometimes its like "who reads the manual"
On further exploration...I think the native one from inside moi is maybe the best of all,
it certainly looks the most interactive one, loads of hyperlinks on it, cant believe i never saw it this way....
maybe a lot of people also miss this excellent 'interactive help' built into moi
e.g.
you pick a tool like "box" then click the blue help icon
and you will get local context sensitive help...with a url like:
file:///C:/Program%20Files/MoI%205.0%20beta%20Apr-27-2026/docs/moi_command_reference.htm#box
EDIT:
@Michael, just for observation and not wanting to be padantic, but for V5 or future update could you please consider
to edit this introductory 'help' part text here @ #5 -
https://moi3d.com/4.0/docs/moi_introduction.htm#commands
The current text is:
5. Options / Help. The little arrow button next to the Help button controls whether
MoI displays as full screen or not, covering up the Windows taskbar (Windows version only). The Browser button will show or hide the Scene browser panel which lets you work with a list of different kinds of object categories.
Might want to read first:
Help opens the manual on the index page, but if you select a tool first it will be context sensitive ( takes you to information on that command/tool/feature).
Options....[does as written]..
even here its not telling me about help being so context-helpful...
/moi_command_reference.htm#help
"Launches the help file. When moving over the help button, you can use the arrow that appears above it to open the About dialog to show version information."
