Hello,
Is it possible to have the "Solids" panel closed when opening MoI3D. Because I use it little and, moreover, I can have it in the task bar at the bottom in the form of an icon. And the transform panel closes during various actions when it is left open. This may be possible by modifying the "SeparateSidePanePalettesNotViewSelect.js script I am using.
Thank you for your answers.

-Zooen

Hi Zooen,

re:
> Is it possible to have the "Solids" panel closed when opening MoI3D.

Yes, this part can be done by adding this line at the bottom of the SeparateSidePanePalettesNotViewSelect.js script file:

sp.DrawSolidTab.parentElement.activeTab = '';

> Because I use it little and, moreover, I can have it in the task bar at the bottom in the form of an icon. And
> the transform panel closes during various actions when it is left open.

I think these parts will be difficult to script though.

I'm not sure if I understand them though either - with the "Draw solid" palette on a button in the bottom command bar do you mean a button that when you press it expands the palette in the side pane? Or that it pops up as a flyout menu? Or that the palette is embedded inside the command bar and expands there? Currently the palettes are designed to be housed inside the side pane so any of those would require quite a bit of reworking the UI probably.

- Michael

Thanks Michael,
This is exactly what I wanted.

> I'm not sure if I understand them though either.
Ah Ah! I really misspoke (+ confusion in my mind between "Solids" and "Labrary Object").

Have a good day

- Zooen

Okay, I've done some research and think I understand how "ObjLibrary" works as well as the difference between a cube inserted from the solids panel and a cube inserted from "ObjLibrary", which I never used.
Currently, I am rewriting a file (in French) "Introduction to MoI3D" from the "en" and "fr" files with the addition of screenshots of the small dialog boxes that appear at the top left, in the process of creation of objects. As well as a chapter that I called "tips and tricks" where I added, for example, what is attached below.
Well, this is my way of appropriating MoI3D (undoubtedly a professional distortion!).

Watching Parel's latest video (http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=10267.25), I see that "draw curve and" draw solid "are grouped together in one tab in two parts. I would like to have this organization. I had already told Michael the solid tab closed by default, but this arrangement suits me even better. Okay, I'll look at the relevant file, but I'm pretty sure I don't have the capacity to do the modification by myself, so if anyone knows, please tell me how to do it.
-Zooen

Hi Zooen, maybe try this:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=8064.8

- Michael

Merci, Thanks!

-Zooen