Perfect Michael, thanks a lot !!!!!

Extremely useful.

Thanks Michael (and thanks to PaQ for asking this... Hehe)

Hey happy it's handy for you Schbeurd :)

Hi Michael,

Just a other question, is it possible that the 'center at origin' works with the cplane too ? so the selection is center to the cplane origin when you're using a cplane, or to the world when cplane is off. I hate to fell like I'm at in a scipt-supermarket, but it's really not my cup of tea, so thanks for you help.

Hi Michael,

Thanks very much for making this & Thanks to PaQ for requesting it.

FWIW I'm using F4 as my keyboard shortcut so it'll match up for use when I'm using Rhino.

regards Colin

Hi PaQ,

> Just a other question, is it possible that the 'center at origin'
> works with the cplane too ? so the selection is center to the
> cplane origin when you're using a cplane, or to the world
> when cplane is off.

Yup, it's only a tiny adjustment to make that work.

I've updated the attachment to that previous message
(http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=2409.2)
to work like that now, so just copy that new version over top of the previous one.

- Michael

haaaaa really cool, thanks for taking a bit from your time to this script Michael !

I am trying to run this script with a shortcut and the selected object disappears.

When I run it via the script menu at the bottom, the object is centered as expected. Any ideas what could be wrong?

edit: I remember it was working fine at some point- no idea what changed

Is the object too small to see? , or is it located outside of the viewing area?

Hi nameless,

re:
> I am trying to run this script with a shortcut and the selected object disappears.
>
> When I run it via the script menu at the bottom, the object is centered as expected. Any ideas what could be wrong?

I can't repeat the problem over here, does it happen just with a particular object? If so can you please post a .3dm model file with the object in it?

- Michael

Hi Michael,

Thank you for looking into this. I found what the problem was- Numlock was not pressed when I tried it, so it somehow registered the period as a coordinate or size input.
Trying again with Numlock on and the script works, object is centered just fine.

Apologies for wasting any reader's time with this. :\