Thanks that works well for the interim.

Hi Alex, one thing that I haven't been able to decide yet is if the drag sizing method should just be if you drag anywhere along the edge like such things usually are or if I should make a little "knob" like thing kind of like this:



The "anywhere along the edge" method will probably be a pretty narrow strip and could be a little harder to target and sort of wastes a lot of area with the same function all along it.

The knob method could probably be made easier to target and kind of concentrates the area that's used for this but adds a new visual element sitting there all the time...

Any thoughts?

- Michael

Hi everyone!

I am not a UI expert, but my layman vote goes for the single border drag option instead of a knob. It's more intuitive and it's the first thing I would try. :)

I haven't been able to play with the new beta release yet unfortunately, but I am looking forward to it. Very excited to see MoI evolve.

Hi Michael, I think any where along that edge - there is the few pixels in between which could be darkened to give the visual clue of an interaction area.

Hello Michael

Great, it works.

Thank you.

Hi, i prefer the knob method...
Moujiik

For things that only adjust the application (and don't affect content), subtlety is key.

Here's an idea for a knob solution (with a cursor change) to consider...



...and maybe an even smaller knob would do?

If you decide to keep it to just the thin line, maybe putting a few smaller dots in the middle of the line (to indicate that something can happen) might be nice. The cursor changing to an east/west is the bare minimum needed though.

I've never found a reason to adjust the width, to be honest. I like how it forces me to name things short and succinctly. I try to subscribe to the KISS method.

-- Cody

Hi all,

my humble approach with SubD2NURBS, a super simple toy car. Probably the simplest toy car ever modeled. :-)

@Michael i had a few glitches when trying to fillet the tail lights, because when doing so the trimmed surfaces
from the car body (like the doors) disappeared then and i was left with an intact car body. So i had to fillet in
Autodesk 123 Design.

Since the model is finalized i can't send you the file for inspection. However should this happen again i will
save the steps and mail you the file.



Regards
Stefan

What a lovely car! Bravo!

Hi Michael,

thanks for the new beta.

Unfortunately, still no luck with Linux+wine+nvidia as described, here:
http://moi3d.com/forum/lmessages.php?webtag=MOI&msg=8839.1

best regards

Bernhard

Hi Bernhard, can you please send me an e-mail at moi@moi3d.com, I have some other ideas I can try I'll make a test version to send to you.

Thanks, - Michael

Thank you Pilou, much appreciated!

Regards
Stefan

Hi Michael,

I sent you an email as requested.

Thanks for looking into the nvidia+wine issue!

best regards

Bernhard

Zbrush 2019 with improved Remesher v3 should be a powerful precursor to the new SUBD addon in moi.

http://pixologic.com/features/

"2) Update multiple selection - Add option for doing multiple selection only when shift key is down. Options > General > Multiple selection: "Always" or "Only when Shift is down"."

Thankyou!!! :):):)

Hi Michael,

when using v4 beta under Windows 10 and exporting as .obj i always have to expand the dialog box and tick
the merge vertices box. In v3 on the Mac it remembered the state and keeped the dialog box expanded and
the checkbox ticked, when restarting MoI.

Best regards
stefan

Hi stefan,

re:
> when using v4 beta under Windows 10 and exporting as .obj i always have to expand the
> dialog box and tick the merge vertices box.

That could happen if your moi.ini file is in a location where MoI.exe does not have write access permission.

Have you possibly moved your moi.ini file into the MoI install folder instead of having it in the default user data folder? If so then you would need to run MoI with elevated privileges (using "Run as administrator") for it to have write access to it.

- Michael

Hi Michael,

i am new to Windows 10 ... I only started the Installer and think it used
the default location in drive C: ... But thanks for the info, i will later check
and move then to a new location.

Regards
stefan

Hi stefan, if you just used the default installer and didn't move things around manually then the moi.ini file will by default go in the userdata folder.

Are your other settings being saved and restored ok? Like for example if you open the scene browser pane and then close MoI, does it start back up with it open again? Are your recently open files showing up in the File menu?

- Michael

Hi Michael,

when i ordered my PC it came with a pre-installed Windows 10 Professional,
because i did not want to install it myself. My user name is named there as
"Nutzer" i.e "user". And i believe that "Benutzer" in front of it is the regular
English "User(s)" name directory.

I led Windows 10 search for my moi.ini and i attach a screenshot, so you can
see were it resides.

The Side Pane and the Documents names get saved when re-opening MoI.



Best Regards
Stefan