Hi,
i installed the Custom-UI with the „big“ commandbar. It's great on my 4K Display. But on Displays with smaller Resolution the lower Commandbar is to long. Now i just want to resize the UI. But for that I have to go to the Preferences. The button for this is on the right end i can't see.
Is there a shortcut for opening the prefs?
And how can i delete elements in the commendbar (for example the four squares numbered from 1 to 4)?
Best regards Wolfgang

Hi wsiew.
To get to the settings under this panel there is an elevator, pull it to the left, the necessary buttons will crawl;).
Delete or create a new folder there and move the file " 55 CamSwitch.js "
The way there C:\Users\...\AppData\Roaming\Moi\startup\.

Hi wsiew, for the CustomUI v2.0 beta, the one that works with MoI v4, each button is generated by a separate .js file in your MoI appdata startup folder.

So to remove some buttons you would remove some of the .js files.

On Mac the MoI appdata dir is in ~/Library/Application Support/Moi . By default the OS hides the Library folder, so to go there use the "Go to folder" menu item on the "Go" menu in finder and put in ~/Library/Application Support/Moi .

Then inside there go into the startup folder, that's where there will be a .js file for each button you're seeing. Move the ones you don't want somewhere else, they can go into a sub-folder underneath startup, only the ones directly inside the startup folder will be processed.

re:
> The button for this is on the right end i can't see.

There is a scroll bar on the bottom you can use to scroll over to it.

You can set up a shortcut key for opening the Options dialog by putting this in as the command part of a shortcut key:

script: /* Open Options dialog */ moi.ui.createDialog( 'Options.htm', 'resizeable,defaultWidth:43em,defaultHeight:32em' );

- Michael