All works always like a charm! ;)



"Save as" OBJ then _importOBJ by Max Smirnov!
http://moi.maxsm.net/media/files/ImportObj.v.1.5.2015.09.10.zip

et voilà! All takes :10 secondes! The more incredible 3D Prog that I know! :)

Frenchy

how do i install Max Smirnov's OBJ import?
i tried installing it into commands and created shortcut but it does not work.
What am i doing wrong?
i like this link with top mod.

regards and happy 2016

Hi mario, there are some instructions for how to install plug-ins on the FAQ answer list here:
http://moi3d.com/faq#Q:_How_do_I_install_a_plug-in_script.3F

Make sure you've unzipped the files, you don't want to copy the .zip file itself directly into the commands folder, you need to unzip it and then install the files which were contained in there.

If you are still having problems maybe you could show a screenshot of what your keyboard shortcut and commands folder looks like.

- Michael

MICHAEL

first of all wish you very happy and successful 2016. Keep rolling with MOI. It has been useful tool to many professionals.
i have installed max importer OBJ plug-in but it does not work. other tools i have installed today work fine such as pipe and toroidal helix.

thanks

Error: One has underscore symbol, one does not. They must match.
The name must match the name of the file loaded in the Moi commands directory.
- Brian

I use the underscore with Max's custom UI, but Moi shortcuts would then need to be renamed with the _ prefix.

Hi Mario, yes like Brian writes above I'm kind of confused by what you show there, are you showing screenshots from 2 different points in time where you tried different things?

Because the error message seems to show you had a command name with an underscore in it, while your keyboard shortcut does not seem to have an underscore in front.

The name you put for the command name of the shortcut key must match the filename of the .js file (everything in the name up to but not including the .js file extension).

When MoI gives a "reference error" like the one you posted, it means that it tried to look for a .js file of that command name in the commands folder but it was not able to find any such file, and so as a last resort it tried to run that text as direct script code which gives that error. But if you receive that it means you either don't have the name right in the shortcut key or did not copy the file into the right folder.

- Michael

Michael and Brian

I used consistently underscore and it works. Superbly. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks

So have many fun with the incredible Trio Max Smirnov + TopMod + Moi! :)