Hi Logan, this is the error I’m getting when loading both the json.net and my assembly and calling a method in my assembly. — Runtime error: dotNet…

Hi, I’ve been using Logan’s script to load dll’s while developing them in VS. Works great. However, now I’m using a 3rd party dll in my own dll (json…

use options.printallelements = true. This will set a global switch which enables printing all elements of an array. Keep in mind this could lead to fr…

I’m not sure what the question is here. The second example you posted, creates two sets of identical nodes. You wanted a node from the second group an…

myNodes = xmlDoc.selectNodes “//Group/Nd[@Name=’Name_5′]” This will get you an array of nodes conforming to the xpath.

Darn it, too slow. If you want to be specific and only want children of Group/Nd with that specific attribute, you’d use xmlDoc = dotNetObject “syste…

Well, if you want even more specific help I’d really need to see the xml you’re working with. Otherwise just look at the w3schools website and figure …

Getting a node by its attribute with xpath looks like this: //title[@lang=‘eng’]. this will select the title node wherever it is in the xml but only i…

xpath is very powerful but like regex very “syntax rich”. I’ve learned a lot from this site and also wrote a small article about it.

Oh Boy, I think this is a bit out of my league. I need some more practice to get to this level. I don’t really see what’s going on with this code. Cou…

True, I’ve edited my previous post. About intersecting twice for most edges. I’m not sure about a solution for this. Any ideas?

I’ve tried this, and the result is that it intersects with every face. That’s why I’m using the slightly offset mesh to test against. with the “+=” …