Very nice. I’ve not used dotNet much so this gives me some good insight. Cheers, Cg.

Thanks again Dennis. The following is what I came up with. It does what I need, but do you have any comments or tips on how to make it better? Cheers…

Many thanks Dennis. I will check that when I get to work tomorrow. And post my results when I get it working. Cg.

I’ve not used that way of reading data from a file, but from what I know, when you are reading the data from the file it comes in as a string. You hav…

If it’s just for your local install and you want to just keep your local custom icons separate, I’d just add the new path to your system path under ad…

Just a small bit of extra info. If you want to link the whole thing to something to be able to rotate the whole thing around and instead of having it …

@Shegon. I will hopefully be able to take some time soon to have another look at this and guide you. But at this stage, I can say that my solution abo…

Ah Denis, you are likely absolutely right about expression controller and lookat. But that’s not what I was talking about. I see that with your “pure …

Dennis, I’m usually very reluctant to say you are wrong, ’cause it seems you are rarely wrong. But I think in this instance, you possibly are. Or mayb…

Dennis, since we only need to rotate on one axis, it’s fine to use a float expression (or script as I did) on only the needed axis. I’m going to take …

OK, this one seems to work. I’ve added an option to change the increment value. ( clearlistener() delete objects increment = 45 lookerPoin…

Actually, I just double checked it after I’d posted and it’s not quite working properly… I’ll see if I can sort it out and post another version. See…

Personally, I’ve never been a fan of wire parameters. Likely cause I tried to use them a bit when they were added and I had all sorts of problems with…

Yup, thanks. That was it. Cg.