Hi Shayno,
It loaded ok over here. The file from MoI's UI is "commandbar.htm" that had an edit to use the custom ui. Did you update your commandbar.htm from the old install to the new one?

I think what happened was access was denied by windows to some of the files being extracted into my c drive , so were missing
I moved it elsewhere and redid the customiu install , working now thanks
shayne

Max,

Your CustomUI is great!
But I think that I'm doing something wrong.
I've got the latest March beta up and running with your CustomUI. The Ext Scripts come up OK with scripts that I already had installed but I can't get the list to update to show new scripts (eg Michael's Csec script) that I've copied to the Command folder in the new beta.
I'm running Windows 8.1 64 bit.

Mike.

""""""""""The Ext Scripts come up OK with scripts that I already had installed but I can't get the list to update to show new scripts """"""""""

Me too.

Hi to all,

the CustumUI looks great - but where is the ViewReset-Button in each of the views? I need it very often ...

Moritz

****************but where is the ViewReset-Button in each of the views?

It's present for me, both in the latest (March) beta and the previous (November) beta.
Windows 8.1 64 bit.
Mike.

The viewport nav buttons disappear with an inactive viewport. Active viewport and they appear dimmed. Mouseover brings them opaque...

Hi Mike,
"""""""""""""""""The Ext Scripts come up OK with scripts that I already had installed but I can't get the list to update to show new scripts """"""""""""""

So this is the case for me too. I thinks it's a permissions issue. If I run MoI as admin then the newly added things will appear. This UI is doing some filesystem stuff, so regular dragging and dropping of the files/folders between betas now will most likely create these issues.

I'll take a slow look at the various permissions (have to go back and track down the Ui's workflow) Then see if I can suggest the rights assignment to the file that's is causing the issue.

Burr

Burr,

---------------If I run MoI as admin then the newly added things will appear.

Not for me, unfortunately, 'cos I could live with that no problem.

I've checked the security settings for the scripts that do load against those that don't and can see no difference between them.

Mike.

""""Not for me, unfortunately,""""""""""""""

Ok I got it... It's not permissions. It's the exepath entry in the ini file. Mine was still pointing to the old beta.

Set that path to the new beta folder and see what you get.

On first launch of the new beta I had an error message stating couldn't find customui directory and a file dialogue box asking me where Moi.exe was, pointed to it and everything works as it should.
If you still have your previous beta installed get rid of it then try again.

~Danny~

Wonderful!

Many thanks.

Mike.

Hi BurrMan, hi Mike,

thanks a lot - now the buttons appear ..

Moritz

This Addon is sooo cool!
i always wanted a object library. and it so easy to use and manage!!! :-)
please Keep working on it. it's worth.

Does it possible to have inside the ExtScriptsFull the list of the lines scripts who are inside the Options / ShortCuts keys button?

Now we have the possibility to make a button on the bottom bar with an icon but just a text inside the list ?

Hey Frenchy,
I put all my inline scripts into js files and keep them in a folder named "scripts" in MoI's root.

Then I made a second custom ui command bar icon that looks in that folder...

Cool!
The js file must have a particular syntax or we just put the lines script inside ?
Have you an example text with 2 lines scripts ?

Just paste your inline scripts into notepad then do a save and manaully type the .js extension.

Not sure what you mean by an example?

Ok Frenchy I figured out what you were asking.

You don't put "all your inline scripts" into 1 single file. You make a single js file for each one. Then, the name of that file is available to MoI's command entry area by typing the name, and Max's ui plug will also read them and display them....

So file "100GradientStyles.js" contains this text:

script: /* Make gradient styles */ var red = 12, green = 15, blue = 20; for ( var i = 1; i <= 100; ++i ) { var style = moi.geometryDatabase.addStyle(); style.name = 'Gradient ' + i; style.color = ((red%256)<<16) | ((green%256)<<8) | (blue%256); red += 2; green += 3; blue += 7; }

one file by script :)
It's not so bad!
But I am sure than Smirnov of Michael can make better! :)