jack, if it’s still fuzzy, take a look at this :

huh, it took me a while to grasp this ! ct = currenttime dis = 0 — next, for every frame let’s calculate — the velocity and add them up for i = 1…

Put a script at objects path controlers percent value: — velocity in meters/sec — v is box height — thePath is the path 🙂 — this gives proper…

and if you try to lock with macrorecorder on, it gives you 2 different lines: actionMan.executeAction 0 “59231” – Selection: Selection Lock Toggle, wh…

I searched this a while back, but couldn’t find anything. So i wrote this: fn selLocked = ( selectionlock = false sel = selection as array clearsel…

Great !

what happens if you say: for i in selection do (i.pivot = ((i.max + i.min)/2))

sorry, works ok here, and there’s nothing wrong with your original code. Maybe you are calling centerpivot() somewhere else in your macro?

for i in selection do ( i.pivot = i.center resetXForm i collapseStack i )

could be a typo, but this seems to work: –convertTo $ PolyMeshObject the_polyobj = selection[1] setSelectionLevel the_polyobj #face the_polyobj.s…

Put pivot to where you want your scaling origin to be. A nice script to help:

This is basicly the same function but with UI and spinner to set density, doesn’t make a rbc to you, but after made that yourself just select the fra…

Take a look at scriptspot, and another cheers, decon