Thank you Michael.
No complaints here, just a new, for me, observation :-)

- Brian

Hi Michael,
I've got an iMac with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M 4096 MB.

By the way, maybe there is a discussion somewhere:
If I got too many objects writing out a .pdf or .ai it is running out of memory.

Copy/Paste with a graphic-program (Sketch):
Sketch -> MoI = ok
MoI -> Sketch = false

Hi Jay,

> I've got an iMac with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M 4096 MB.

Normally that should be plenty, but it's possible that the mechanism that MoI uses for running on the Mac is preventing it from accessing the full amount of video RAM and limiting the resolution that you can use for the screen render.


> By the way, maybe there is a discussion somewhere:
> If I got too many objects writing out a .pdf or .ai it is running out of memory.

What do you have for the "Canvas megapixel resolution" on the PDF/AI export options dialog? If you've set it above 30 please try resetting it back to the default value of 30 and see if that makes any difference.

- Michael

Thank you very much. Restart solved the problem. Work great!

Great Job!

What do I need to do to get the Shortcut menu to work? All I get is an empty dialog when I click it.

Thanks

Hi Mike,

> What do I need to do to get the Shortcut menu to work? All I get is an empty
> dialog when I click it.

I think you need to mark which shortcuts you want to appear in the list by putting in a ! character inside of a comment in the shortcut.

See the instructions on this other shortcut menu for more explanation:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=5993.1

- Michael

Ah, perfect. Thank you very much.

i am using your custom ui. i was wondering how i might go about adding the 'reset all' button to the bottom command bar alongside object library, script, snapshot and the like.

thanks

joe

Hi Joe,

For Max Smirnov's CustomUI script, for Windows7, from Windows explorer directory, just remove (by renaming), the - (dash or minus) from in front of -ResetAll.htm file, in ...Program Files (x86)/ Moi3.0/ ui/ customui....path. (Your path may vary.)

- Brian

perfect! thanks very much

Can you perhaps add autocomplete for commands to the command bar? I have had a look at jquery and the functionality for autocomplete is completely implemented in there.

In fact, just a few lines are needed in order to set up autocomplete itself:

<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery/jquery-2.1.3.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery/jquery-ui-1.11.3/jquery-ui.js"></script>

And then it even searches "inside" words. Like for "ar" it suggests "PlanARSrf". Which is absolutely fantastic.



Unfortunately I failed putting it all together, because it is simply not possible to just add an input field to the commandbar.htm, because the menu popping up tries to resize the commandbar's part of the whole screen. (And, well, it feels like it would take weeks for me to figure out how the whole UI thing works. Especially since documentation is rather rare in MoI land.)

>>Can you perhaps add autocomplete for commands to the command bar?
Sorry, right now I have no time for this.
I prefer to use shortcuts and Ext.scripts addon. It's much faster than typing.

>> I prefer to use shortcuts and Ext.scripts addon. It's much faster than typing.

Typing must be faster than searching sth. here:

http://moi3d.com/forum/lmessages.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6992.4

But I guess, I am going to try to add an input field to that menu and some jQuery that updates the table while I'm typing. Or so. I'll attach it somewhere here should I come up with something useful.

Hi Everyone,

Hope this helps any of those Mac Users who want to create a CUSTOM folder (say a Dropbox folder) for their Object Library files. I do this so that I only need to keep one folder on Dropbox and all the library files automatically show up both at work and at home.

You'll need to find the file: ObjLibrary.cfg.htm in the mods folder and edit it from:

Object Library;MOI\objects

to: (use the accurate path to your file. See HERE for how to properly find the file path on MacOS.)

Object Library;/Users/chippwalters/Dropbox/Moi/ObjectsDONTMOVE

NOTE the slashes are going the opposite way!
Next, you’ll need to change ObjLibrary.menu.htm. Search for this code:

if ( moi.filesystem.fileExists (iconname) ) { document.write ('<div class="preview"><img class="icon" src="'+ iconname.split("\\").join('/') +'?'+randomID+'"></div>'); }

and replace with this code (note inclusion of 'file:///z:')

if ( moi.filesystem.fileExists (iconname) ) { document.write ('<div class="preview"><img class="icon" src="file:///z:'+ iconname.split("\\").join('/') +'?'+randomID+'"></div>'); }

Now you should be good to go! :-)

I tried installing it, put the commandbar.htm in the root directory of moi3d, and the customui folder in the root directory like it said above. When I start moi, nothing happens, no new menu items at the bottom, nothing different.

When the instructions say to extract it into the moi folder, does it literally mean into the root moi folder?

UPDATE: never mind, like a dumass I was opening the archive and manually trying to install it, when the directory structure in the archive showed me exactly how it was SUPPOSED to work... facepalm.

Hi MAX

The Line:


var Path = moi.command.getOption('ExePath', false) + "\\snapshots\\";

Doesn't exist in the 84 Snapshot.html file.

The closest thing seems to be this line::
vp.render(w, h).save(moi.filesystem.getProcessDir()+"\\snapshots\\"+time+"-["+vp.name+"].png");

Is that right?

If so, does this example look right to you?
vp.render(w, h).save(moi.filesystem.getProcessDir()+"F:\\Dropbox\\Work\\MOI3D\\snapshots\\"+time+"-["+vp.name+"].png");

Can't seem to make it work

Thanks
Carlo

Snapshot in CustomUI stopped working last year after reinstalling all Windows 7 programs to a new hard drive.
Previously it had worked. The snapshots directory is located alongside of "ui" and "commands."
To enable writing to Program Files (x86) \ MoI 3.0 \ snapshots, it was necessary to right click
on MoI 3.0, select Properties, Security, Edit, select my user name, and place a checkmark in
the write box, then apply. (Increases Administrator-like privileges)

Similar to using Michael's method here: http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6507.171
I was able to create a snapshot2 directory alongside snapshot directory, but was unable to relocate it to AppData directory.
I modified 84Snapshot2.htm to 85Snapshot2.htm file with
vp.render(w, h).save(moi.filesystem.getProcessDir()+"\\snapshot2\\"+time+"-["+vp.name+"].png");
and also modified the end of the last line to ==">Snapshot2</moi:CommandButton>
Also need to rename the function name to "function snapshot2(w, h, button, shiftkey, ctrlkey)
as well as its call in the last line.

- Brian

Also added the snapshot and snapshot2 subdirectories to the file directory library for quick viewing access.

Is there a way to get CustomUi to work on Windows 10?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vgs6cu0h454fwkg/test.png?dl=0

Hi ndrakey,

re: Is there a way to get CustomUi to work on Windows 10?

It does work on Windows 10 already, but it needs the final release of MoI v3 in order to run. From your screenshot it looks like your problem does not have anything to do with Windows 10, it's that you're running an older release of MoI which doesn't have the getUIDir() function that the error message is referring to.

- Michael