Hi DesuDeus, sorry that's what I get for writing in a hurry and not testing code - what I wrote before was incorrect - it was saving and restoring the value but not actually setting the new value.

Try this:

script: /* Custom screenshot */ var prev_background = moi.view.viewportBackgroundColor; moi.view.viewportBackgroundColor = 0xFFFFFF; moi.view.lineWidth = 3; moi.grid.display = false; moi.grid.showXYAxes = false; moi.view.showAxisIcon = false; moi.view.meshAngle = 3; moi.ui.getActiveViewport().renderToClipboard( 4000, 2500 ); moi.view.lineWidth = 1; moi.grid.display = true; moi.grid.showXYAxes = true; moi.view.showAxisIcon = true; moi.view.meshAngle = 8; moi.view.viewportBackgroundColor = prev_background;


So these parts before the screenshot should set the values you want for the screenshot: moi.view.showAxisIcon = false; moi.view.meshAngle = 3;

And these parts here set it to the values you want at the end: moi.view.showAxisIcon = true; moi.view.meshAngle = 8;


Let me know if that's still not working right.

- Michael

Yay ! Now my 2D workflow is complete !

I can quickly design in 2D, take screengrabs, put them all in a single A3 sheet for the client then tweak the final choice in Illustrator for gradients/colors :)

Awesome ! There's just that tiny viewport name detail (is it possible to remove it completly by editing an html file somewhere or the MoI CSS ?) and transparent background and then it will be perfect.

Thanks a lot Michael, you know how to keep your customers happy ^^

Hi DesuDeus,

> Awesome ! There's just that tiny viewport name detail (is it possible to remove it completly
> by editing an html file somewhere or the MoI CSS ?)

No, that part is drawn by MoI's 3D rendering code and not by the HTML UI engine.

So that particular thing is not controlled by any CSS or HTML files.

- Michael