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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.214 
Hi Michael
another future that i'd like to see -> u might not accept it
ctrl dragging(dublicate) - assign snap during dragging -> shift is straight, alt -> removes snaps, what about 'space' - readjust snapping point (readjust anchor position)
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 From:  Michael Gibson
8665.215 In reply to 8665.214 
Hi Tudor, sorry no I don't think that would be very easy to add. If you want a specific anchor position, use the Transform > Move command instead of object dragging.

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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.216 
I'll put this at wish List
habit for select - apply action -> fillet/chamfer control points
the way it works now if points are selected, u can't apply action instead is returning to object selection
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.217 
Chamfer hotkeys -> works only with 1 distance

Numpad+ -> value + value/2
Shift+Numpad+ -> value + value/10
Numpad- -> value - value /3
Shift+Numpad- -> value + value/10
Numpad* -> value*2
Numpad/ -> value/2
Ctrl+Shift+Numpad+ -> value +value/100
Ctrl+Shift+Numpad- -> value - value/100
r - reset distance to 0 -> to start new one
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.218 
scale/rotate/move gizmo
move - holding shift has a snapping direction, will be nice also for scale snapping direction
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.219 
found a solution for move -> copy
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=8665.182

Move
added C -> move copy (duplicate origin with move hotkeys options), works before 1'st picked point
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 From:  Michael Gibson
8665.220 In reply to 8665.218 
Hi Tudor,

re:
> scale/rotate/move gizmo
> move - holding shift has a snapping direction, will be nice also for scale snapping direction

Shift is already being use there for a different function, it does a 2D scale instead of a 3D scale.

- Michael
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.221 
Hi again !
So a question about pointpicker -> Is any option to force update ?
I've noticed in move commands - where I swap axis by hotkeys & it won’t update until I'll do a mouse move - seems that forces to update factories
now I'm working in combining rectangles under 1 script - needs also a pointpicker update (I'm updating factory - but since pointpicker haven't changed -> no updates) have a basept, need to update second pt or waitable pointpicker pt
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 From:  Michael Gibson
8665.222 In reply to 8665.221 
Hi Tudor,

re:
> So a question about pointpicker -> Is any option to force update ?

Not currently but I have added in a pointpicker.recalc() function for the next beta to do that.

- Michael
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.223 
I wonder if it will possible to hide edges between faces with same continuity* ex: fillet
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 From:  Michael Gibson
8665.224 In reply to 8665.223 
Hi Tudor, can you show an example?

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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.225 In reply to 8665.224 
left all in
right - desired
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 From:  Michael Gibson
8665.226 In reply to 8665.225 
Hi Tudor, there is a new function for edge curves in the next beta: edge.getIsTangentEdge() , it should help for making a script that would hide things like you want.

The way you will be able to use it is like this:

code:
 var breps = moi.geometryDatabase.getObjects().getBReps();
 for ( var i = 0; i < breps.length; ++i )
 {
	var edges = breps[i].getEdges();
	for ( var j = 0; j < edges.length; ++j )
	{
		if ( edges[j].getIsTangentEdge() )
			edges[j].hidden = true;
	}
 }


- Michael
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.227 
awesome ! thanks !
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.228 
Ohayo
I have a modelling question (used sweep to spiral)
needs to be spiral, i've tried different shapes, all awkward
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
8665.229 In reply to 8665.228 
Generally when you use the Sweep function it's a good thing to put 2 rails for control each side of the profil on the Helix...

EDITED: 25 Aug 2020 by PILOU

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 From:  Michael Gibson
8665.230 In reply to 8665.228 
Hi Tudor, I think you want the "Twist = Flat" option and also use "Set flat direction" along your axis:





The "Twist = Flat" option means the profile will not rotate freely around the rail tangent, it will be limited to only pivot around the "flat direction".

The default "Flat direction" is the world z axis, so when you have some other direction you need to click "Set flat direction" to set it.

Another way you can make this kind of thing is by extruding your profile out straight and then use Transform > Deform > Twist on it.

- Michael

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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.231 In reply to 8665.229 
@PILOU
i need Mike result, the way u are showing come to same issue that I have
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 From:  Cemortan_Tudor
8665.232 In reply to 8665.230 
@Michael Gibson
I haven't used twist modifier so deeply, can u explain step by step how I can reach such result ?
mb gif animation
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 From:  Michael Gibson
8665.233 In reply to 8665.232 
Hi Tudor, the Twist way goes like this - you start out with a straight extrusion:



Select the straight extursion block and then run Transform > Deform > Twist .


At the prompts where it asks you for the start and end point of the twist access, pick these 2 points on your cylinder's axis:


Then you input an angle value, each 360 degrees will be one turn, so you could type in 5*360 to do 5 turns for example:



- Michael

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