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 From:  Michael Gibson
1519.58 In reply to 1519.57 
Hi Ed, well for editing that .htm file you would just run notepad and then use File > Open in notepad to go open up the file.

If you'd like to have some shortcut for editing that particular .htm file, you could do something like make a shortcut on your Windows desktop that would open that file up in notepad when you ran the shortcut.

To do that, when you create the shortcut in the Windows desktop, put in something like the following for what it should run:

%windir%\system32\notepad.exe "c:\path\to\file.htm"


Then when you double-click that shortcut it will launch notepad and open up that particular file.

- Michael
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 From:  Paul (WWWPAUL)
1519.59 In reply to 1519.12 
I cannot use the script. Is an error in my PC maybe (I use VISTA Home Premium).
Any idea how to solve this ?

Thank you





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 From:  Michael Gibson
1519.60 In reply to 1519.59 
Hi Paul,

> I cannot use the script. Is an error in my PC maybe (I use VISTA Home Premium).
> Any idea how to solve this ?

Your PC is fine - you just need to change what you entered in as the command part of the shortcut there.

Just put the text:      ToroidalHelix

in for the command part of the shortcut key to make that key trigger that plug-in command.

Also the files for the command (ToroidalHelix.js and ToroidalHelix.htm) need to be copied into the \commands sub-folder inside of MoI's main installation folder.

- Michael
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 From:  tcope (TRACEY)
1519.61 In reply to 1519.12 
Hey Michael,

This is Tracey from Alibre. I hope all is well with you. I have a quick Question.
How can i calculate the OD of the Toroidal helix? (using the Short cut tool) What is the default units of measure?

thank you Sir

Tcope
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 From:  Michael Gibson
1519.62 In reply to 1519.61 
Hi Tracey, I'm sorry but I don't really understand your question.

What do you mean by "OD" ?

Also which tool do you mean when you say "Short cut tool" - are you referring to a particular command in MoI?


> What is the default units of measure?

The current unit system for MoI is set under Options > General > Unit system (at the top of the dialog).

If you push the "Unit options" button next to it, that will pop up a dialog that will let you set the default units that are used when MoI starts up before you have opened any files. The unit system is stored in files so when you open up a particular file, the unit system setting will get read in from that file as well.

- Michael
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 From:  DannyT (DANTAS)
1519.63 
'OD' in the engineering world is Outside Diameter.

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 From:  Michael Gibson
1519.64 In reply to 1519.63 
Hi Danny, thanks!

So when you create a Toroidal Helix, it asks for these 2 radius parameters:



The "Radius1" value sets the distance from the center of the torus to its centerline, like this:



The "Radius2" value sets the thickness of the torus - how large the torus is around that centerline, like this:



So that means that the outer diameter of the entire thing will be the Radius1 and Radius2 values added together, and then multiplied by 2.

These are values that you enter when creating the toroidal helix.

The unit system used will be the current unit system that is active in MoI at that time, which can be set under Options > General > Unit system.

- Michael

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 From:  tcope (TRACEY)
1519.65 In reply to 1519.64 
Thank you Michael for clearing that up for me. and Thanks Danny for the OD response for Michael, sorry i couldnt back in time to clarify my question.

Cheers!

Tracey w/Alibre
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 From:  AlexS (ALEKSEI)
1519.66 In reply to 1519.38 
Hi!

I copied the two files (SineWave.htm and SineWave.js) to \commands. Applied to the G key command SineWave, but the program gives this error.

I use MoI v2 and Windows 7. In what may be the problem?

Thank you!

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 From:  Michael Gibson
1519.67 In reply to 1519.66 
Hi Alex, could you show a screenshot of exactly what you put in for command assigned to the G key?

It should be just a plain name like this: SineWave


Make sure you don't have something like: script:SineWave

- Michael
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 From:  AlexS (ALEKSEI)
1519.68 In reply to 1519.67 
Thank you! Yes, actually wrote a line of text script. Corrected.

P.S. Sorry for my English. Translator Google.
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