Hi quaritexa,

re:
> I want to have a more customized UI layout (like I it see), than the application provides by default.
> Besides, I have two monitors and I want to put some elements on the second one.

MoI is not currently designed to do these things. Although you can alter the UI yourself if you wish, it's outside of the intended scope of the product and you will be largely on your own. You shouldn't expect to get "official" support for your customized version although I will try to help if I'm able to do it relatively easily.

I don't advise really heavyweight modifications like that since it will tend to lock you in to a specific version and make it difficult for you to move to new versions and get new features and bug fixes.

However for the Extrude shortcuts, I think there are some other methods that should work for you.

For triggering a push-button control try this:

script: /* Trigger Extrude Tapered button*/ moi.ui.fireUIEvent( 'tapered' );

For toggling a checkbox try this:

script: /* Toggle Extrude both sides checkbox */ var e = moi.ui.commandUI.bothsides; e.value = !e.value;

- Michael

Thank you, Michael, for very flexible UI customizing possibilities.
MoI is one of the best program in this aspect.

Just one question. I want to insert options panel into top bar, like menu on attached video.
I draw how I see it:


The moi.ui.showMenu closes when you click on the viewport.
But options panel shouldn't. How to do this?

Hi krasnovpro, sorry I don't think there is any way to set it up like that. Currently you can have 2 different kinds of floating windows, flyout menus which will disappear if you click outside them or dialogs which can stay open but have a title bar.

- Michael