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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Psygorn, sorry no MoI is intentionally designed to not save settings like that in between program runs because it causes a lot of problems. You end up with things like having difficulty following a tutorial because your command now behaves differently than the one on the tutorial just because you happened to experiment with some setting one time in the past.
But if you like it is possible to set up a keyboard shortcut that will run a command with some specific option values set.
For the cap ends option in offset you would set this as your key board shortcut:
Offset curvecapends=true
- Michael
From: Psygorn (DRILLBIT)
Thank you Michael,
> Offset curvecapends=true
Where I can find more commands like this?
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Psygorn,
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> Where I can find more commands like this?
Well that one for instance you can find in the UI for the offset command which is a file named Offset.htm inside the commands folder inside the MoI program files install.
That's where the check button for "Cap ends" is defined by this:
code:
<moi:CheckButton id="curvecapends" ...
It's that id="" value for the control that can be set by giving a parameter to the command in the shortcut key definition.
- Michael
From: Metin (METIN_SEVEN)
Hi Psygorn,
You could also use Max Smirnov's FatLines script for advanced outlining:
http://moi.maxsm.net/item/49
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