Draw the "egdes lines" as you want on the surface of the sphere!
You can use for that another plugins of Max Smirnov
http://moiscript.weebly.com/dispersions.html (in French! ;)

Thanks a lot it's perfect !

Or first steps without plugin ;)

Or with the new _MultiIso+ on a Sphere 3D for draw the IsoCurves ;)
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6841.14
Then apply the _VSeed
(all plugins by Max Smirnov ;)

Or the special script by Max Smirnov : Pt and Lines on SPhere
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=5177.9

Am I correct to understand that vClone can be used to create a circular array of a set of objects, and then if any of the original objects are modified, all of its duplicates will be modified too?

If so, can someone please tell me exactly how to use vClone like this? Despite being a programmer, I'm not sure what is meant by:
select the vectors
means exactly. I just want to do a simple, circular array.

Thanks!
Christopher

<< and then if any of the original objects are modified, all of its duplicates will be modified too?

Enable disable History inside the menu script ?

And yes if you modify the original object all will be modified!
(but only generic deformation ! ) Move Size Rotation
And you loose the link as soon as you make another deformation (no generic) on the original object!

Hi Christopher,

> Despite being a programmer, I'm not sure what is meant by: select the vectors means exactly.
> I just want to do a simple, circular array.

So if I remember right the way vclone works is it uses line segments to represent the locations and orientations of the copies to make - the lines represent vector directions. So when it says "Select the vectors" it means "Select the line segments which define the vector directions".

To use vclone you will first create a set of line segments that will control the placement and orientation of the copied objects.

Another way you an do it without vclone is to use the Transform > Rotate command with the "Make copies" option (which can also be enabled by holding down the ctrl key when you click the points in the rotate command) - use that to place several rotated copies of your object and then select the copies and enable history update on them by clicking Edit > History > "Enable updates". After that if you transform the original object the rotated copies will update.

- Michael