Hi Brian

Thanks for your advice.

You must know that I am not so sure how to turn a .3dm file to a .png file.
I have to import it into some other software? .... And then save it as a .png extension?
Listen .... but how do you do?

Sorry.
I'm new to this software and then everything is unknown to me, even the elementary things like this.

It might be interesting to have three-dimensional shapes ready for use.
I mean those constantly used at least.

Thanks i'll really appreciate same help.

By the way, about that little problem at Shortcut list on toolbar addon, Michael advised me to take a look at the thread 5993 by Dino. A quick (and dirty) Script Palette Script
There seems to be a solution.

Ciao

--MoI3D_fun.it (Ninno)--

Thank you Ninno.

I keep learning more from the forum.

To make the png picture, option/grid can turn off the grid and axis. There is a script somewhere to assist with turning them off, and back on.
For a smaller png, the object can be "small" on the screen, or the png can be edited later with some photo tool program.

The windows7 snipping tool will make a png, or...

Snapshot will make a png, which can be made smaller.

The Microsoft Picture Manager which comes with Office2010 is convenient to edit the png. There are lots of such programs.

- Brian

ps: And then put the .png and the .3dm in the objects folder, as previously mentioned.

pps: The final png keeps being cropped on the left, so it should have space on the left, and be more or less square???