Try: on load do (if not this.loading do popupFn()) (Sorry I haven’t 3dsMax here to test… but still have not much sense to me)

Hi @momo2012. What you are trying is surely easy and direct… but I can’t unserstand what you need. Any C# method that returns a string will give you…

You are a big master!

denisT: now is about any depth nested arrays? You’ll see soon my third (and hopingly last one) attempt with Lambda Expressions. This time I hope…

Not fantastic: Distribution

It’s not so clear. Here’s a better test that shows that something is perhaps not perfect: 10000 Iterations: result Average= #(1.0001, 0.99764, 0.9965…

It seems it’s not so bad… Here’s the average result for different number of cycles: 100 Iterations: result Average= #(0.989547, 0.994355, 0.973228, 0…

In fact you can’t have equal randomisation at the beginning and at the end, as you have to ‘fill’ the remaining length with a given number of remaini…

I will go through something like: ( totalLength = 10. lowerLength = 0.5 upperLength = 1.5 nSegments = 10 Average = totalLength/nsegments resul…

Wellcome Klvnk! This solution won’t work if you have segments of the lower value or the upper value.

One question: Probability of appearance of upper and lower values must be the same as for the other values?

I’ve found another query method that is faster (see above). With this method, here’s the comparison: time still good enough (x1,17) but huge memory us…

Just for test, with a geoSphere with 20 segments (4002 verts): Your mapped function: 9ms First query method: 18ms Second query method: 13ms Third q…

I absolutely agree with you. And I haven’t implemented it. With actual code, we could do: ( delete objects sp = converttomesh (geosphere()) QAr…