funny !
Seems works as it must to do! :)

@ Burr,

re:
> Most of Michaels commands are "Unaware" of the actual filename. I can name it "JimsBigToe" if I want
>
> Your file errors if the filenames are changed to anything else.

Renaming them seems to work ok over here, maybe it's been updated above?

It looks like there is a hard coded path in there though:
var LOG_PATH = 'F:/MOI/Pipe3/pipe3_log.txt';

@krass - maybe put these at the top so they're easier for someone to find and update?

- Michael

Hi, BurrMan!

I agree—AI is total nonsense!
But I’m not a programmer at all; I’m a designer and don’t know how to write those beautiful lines of code—so I have to work with the nonsense. :)
Which hard-coded name are you talking about? Tell me, and I’ll fix it.

And—I doubt Mike would have the time to deal with this nonsense of mine.

Frenchy, you totally blew my mind—
the last thing I ever thought was that a tube plugin could be used to create branching corals.

I also wanted to implement another feature...
But alas, experiments showed that the sweep function (using MoI3D's mechanics) imposes limits on the distance between the profile's center (a circle, in this case)
and the polyline's starting point; if the center is too far away, the system doesn't recognize the circle as a valid object for the sweep.

It’s possible I misunderstood something, but unfortunately, it doesn't work the way I want it to, so I’ve excluded this functionality from the current version of the plugin.
The idea was for the plugin to create copies of the profile (the one "traveling along the rail") in the form of a controllable array.

If someone manages to pull this off in the end, that would be awesome.