Thank you all for your help, I knew this was tricky. The reason I asked about this was that next week or so I’ll be arranging a training session where…

or simply : myObj = if $Box01 != undefined then $Box01 else Box pos:[100,100,0] height:50 length:2 myTarg = if $Sphere01 != undefined then $Sphere…

from earlier thread

well, at View menu, there is Save Active View option. Maybe you could use that . With script it might start up something like this: — First get cur…

where do you want it in space (or how big) ? — creates a rectangle around current viewport ( TM = getViewTM() viewPt = TM.row4 p = mapScreenToV…

— creates a rectangle around current orthographic viewport ( TM =viewport.getTM() p = mapScreenToView [0,0] 0.0 rWidth = abs(2 * p[1]) rLength = …

brrrr, scary ghost methods … 😈

if you write showinterfaces Link_constraint() Interface: constraints Properties: Methods: <node>getNode <index>nodeNumber &l…

my job to fix typos today … at Alex’s code: indx = numSplines baseSpline and at Josh’s code include ‘line’ class also: for s in selection do if clas…

If someone knows why ‘screen’ doesn’t work, I would be happy to learn the theory behind that . Try ‘grid’ : in coordsys grid move $ [xxx,0,0]

Do you mean a macro with an event handler, like: on isenabled return (selection.count > 0) on execute do ( blaa blaa .. )

well, maybe there is a simple solution, but i didn’t find it. Anyway, this looked so interesting that i couldn’t keep myself messing with it. Not ver…

yep, re-starting makes it work, but if this is not a bug, then it must be a feature :rolleyes:

why don’t you just say on pbt_cl picked obj do ( targ = obj targ.pos.y = $.pos.y ) then the holder has no function, but maybe i missed something …