Thanks for the comments pior!

It is possible to turn off the numeric input panel using a setting in moi.ini, it's in the [UI] section:

[UI]
<...>
DisableNumericInputFlyout=n

Set that to DisableNumericInputFlyout=y and it shouldn't show up.

- Michael

I would like to add that it is inconvenient to search for images when they do not fit in the list of inserted images.
When there are a lot of them, in order to find the right one, you have to disable/enable viewing of each image.

PS. Zoom with the mouse wheel behind the scene is this normal?

I've been thinking of having images listed in the scene browser instead of in a command like it currently is.

- Michael

Hi WN,

re:
> I would like to add that it is inconvenient to search for images when they
> do not fit in the list of inserted images.

If it helps, it is possible to enlarge the image list. To do that edit the Image.htm file which is in the Commands sub-folder inside the MoI install.

The list height comes from this CSS at the top of the file, the line marked with >>>> <<<<

			#FilenameContainer {
				width:100%;
>>>>			height:5.1em;       <<<<
				-webkit-box-sizing:border-box;
				margin:0.05em 0.15em;
				overflow-x:hidden;
				overflow-y:scroll;
				border:1px solid #AAA;
				background:white;
			}

If you change that to something like height:15em you'll have a larger image filename list area.

Lists of things that might get long like this are probably better to have in the scene browser rather than in a specific command. The Image command pre-dates the existence of the scene browser which is why it didn't go there to start with.


re:
> PS. Zoom with the mouse wheel behind the scene is this normal?

Sorry, I don't understand this part. Could you describe what's going on a little bit more please?

Thanks,
- Michael

If you move the cursor behind the scene, for example, over some button, and rotate the mouse wheel, you can see the zoom change in the scene.
I just saw it now. It seems to have always been so, my inattention, sorry.

>If you change that to something like height:15em you'll have a larger image filename list area.

Michael, thank you so much, it's much more convenient.

Something has become wrong! :)

Wow, nice update, thanks very much.

Hi Pilou, inside your %appdata%\Moi\Startup folder there will be files named XX Scripts.js and/or XX Scripts Full.js , can you please post them? maybe you have an old version.

Oh, also please let me see what you have for your %appdata%\Moi\Scripts.menu.htm file.

Did you happen to recently add a script and have any punctuation characters in its filename like a ' quote character?

- Michael

Here the 2 files...
https://moiscript.weebly.com/uploads/3/9/3/8/3938813/2scriptsmenus.zip

Don't remember to add some special names of scripts..

Thanks Pilou, those seem to be ok.

Can you please go to a command prompt window and use this:

dir %appdata%\Moi\commands > output.txt

And then send me the output.txt file? It will have a listing of all the files in your appdata commands folder so I can see if there is a problem with any of the names.

- Michael

where must be this output.txt ?

Not more easy for me to send you the commands folder by mail? (810 Kb )
because my Windows CMD says dir is not found! :)

Hi Pilou, it can be anywhere, that command line will write it to the current directory of the command line.

Maybe try these 2 commands on the system command prompt window:

cd %appdata%\Moi\commands
dir >output.txt

The first line will set the current directory to the Moi appdata commands folder, and the second one will do the "dir" directory listing command and send its output to a text file output.txt which will be created in that same folder.

If you can then send me that then I may be able to recreate the problem over here and fix it up.

- Michael

Hi Pilou,

re:
> Not more easy for me to send you the commands folder by mail? (810 Kb )

That would work fine too.

- Michael

Don't find CD! :)
I send you the Zip of my Folder commands from the Appdata

Hi Pilou, I think Michael's saying use windows command prompt to find the "hidden" %apps% moi directory and put the output text file there. If this is just a question of "pasting" a file once...
might navigate manually through windows explorer but you need turn "hidden files" off 1st...

Open File Explorer from the taskbar.
Select View > Options > Change folder and search options.
Select the View tab and, in Advanced settings, select Show hidden files, folders, and drives and OK.

Hi Pilou, are you maybe putting in dir or cd into the Windows "Run" dialog? That's not the same as an actual command prompt.

To get a command prompt you would need to first run cmd.exe .

Then inside the command shell that's where you put in dir or cd. But sending the .zip file is fine.

- Michael

Yes I suppose that is the SHortCut for my Windows 10 (Logo Windows + R) for have the command system

but after it's a mess Windows cmd don't find your dir etc...
So I send you by mail the commands folder with pain again because Gmail don't want my zip ! :D
I have found an other way! :)

Hi Pilou, it seems to be a bug in the menu code. Try updating to the attached versions, these are in %appdata%\moi\customui .

- Michael

Works fine now! Bravo!

Hi Michael,

Thanks for continuously developing Moi!

Perhaps I've found a bug, If I use this script - script: /* Toggle browser pane on/off */ moi.ui.showBrowserPane = !moi.ui.showBrowserPane; or this- script: /* Toggle between opposite and inline browser modes */ moi.ui.browserPosition = (moi.ui.browserPosition == 'Inside' ? 'Opposite' : 'Inside');

and press the hotkey several times Moi freezes completely.