Sweet candy!

Thanks Michael

>> @Max - changes were: added a "Rebuild" checkbox and an input for number of points to use.

Hi Michael,
Thank you very much! the script is great now.

P.S. I'm very busy at work during last months. So, I haven't enough time for programming.

Max,
I really appreciate the scripts you make and that you share them with us. Thanks.

As a side note, thanks for posting that video. I didn't realize you could type commands into the text box at the bottom. That is something I really like about Rhino (big time saver), and now I know I can do it in MoI too! Can't wait for v3 so I can see if it will work on my Linux machine. :)

Michael could you pleas make this script to keep style after applying it?

Hi Andrei,

> Michael could you pleas make this script to keep style after applying it?

Please try updating with the attached file, this should preserve properties like style and object name on the distorted curve.

- Michael

Thank you!!

Hi Andrei



Don't know if this has been asked before (have not been around lately :) ) how do you setup the commands menu popup in MoI? thats in your video?

Cheers, Stephen

Hi Stephen,

That pop up menu is part of Max Smirnov's custom GUI he developed, you can find it at the following link

http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6507.1

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Is v0.8 the latest version? Because it doesn't seem to include that rebuild command that can be seen in Max' videos.

Or is there a central place with all of his scripts?

Post 27, version 0.9

Mhh, must have overlook that. Thanks!

Any idea what I might be doing wrong? Unzipped version .09, copied the files to a script folder identified using Custom UI. Also, tried putting the files in the command folder. I'm using version 3 of MOI.

Thanks.

The function init() is in the .htm file.

So is the .htm file missing from the /Commands folder?

(extension cannot be .html)

- Brian

This error occurs when the DistortCurves.htm file is missing, (or misspelled), from the Moi3.0 /Commands folder.

I checked. It's spelled correctly, plus I added the updated htm file from the forum. Any other ideas? :)

In your screenshot you have an "underscore' at the beginning of the command?

Hi mike, yeah like burr mentions it looks like you've got one version with an underscore and one without maybe?

The original error message you posted here:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6659.48
was an error in _DistortCurves.js, with an underscore in front of it. Like Brian mentioned previously that error probably had to do with the .htm file missing.


Meanwhile the screenshot you posted above of the 2 files (http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6659.50) has no underscore in it. So I'm not sure if you have 2 different sets of DistortCurves commands in there one with underscore but missing the .htm file and one without underscore with the .htm file but possibly not being the one that is getting triggered by your shortcut key.

What do you have in your shortcut key?

- Michael

Underscores are not necessary, they are just a method introduces by Max to separate Moi's basic set of scripts from "added" scripts.

They amount to spelling the name of the script differently.

So if the spelling differs in the /Commands folder from the spelling in the Options/Shortcut key location, the name is not recognized.

Also I think that the .htm file must be spelled exactly the same as the .js file, (with different extension of course).
There are two names in the Commands folder, and two names in the Options/Shortcut key location.
(All 4 names spelled exactly the same, all 4 names without underscore, or all 4 names with underscore.

I think that the above statements are correct?

- Brian

Hi Brian,

> I think that the above statements are correct?

Yup, or at least very close!

Normally you will have 2 files in the /Commands folder just like you describe, with one ending in .js and one ending in .htm, both of which will have the same name in front of the file extensions.

Then in the shortcut keys there is usually just one entry there, and it should have the common name part. So for example if the plug-in files are: myplug.js and myplug.htm, then in the shortcut key you would put myplug as the command name.

- Michael