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I have tried your code, and it works OK as a hotkey. I have written this. Can you please try that and tell me if it works OK as a hotkey: macroScrip…

Hi, Can you please post your filter fn? Light

Sorry, Sometimes I post a code here without parenthesis. But I always intend to say run the code in local scope, that should take the problem out. T…

Hi, In MXS, everything is an expression that returns something just like LISP. MXS always returns the last line of a code/fn when evaluated. So the s…

Hi, Maybe this does what you need: for i in selection do ( local theVal = random 0.95 1.05 scale i [theVal, theVal, theVal] ) Light

Ah, I missed 1 parameter, mask! This should work: ( local sel = selection[1].baseObject local bit30 = bit.set 0 30 true polyOp.setFaceFlags sel (pol…

#{} this means an empty bitArray. Assigning it to a bit means, you will have no face in that bit, which can be thought as “clearing” that bit. Light

Hi, Try this: local sel = selection[1].baseObject local bit30 = bit.set 0 30 true polyOp.setFaceFlags sel #{} bit30 Light

Hi, Assuming you want to use SG1 for all polys, polyOp.setFaceSmoothGroup selection[1] #all 1 should do what you need. Light

Hi, There is a feature in Orionflame which explodes each elements as a seperate object. Although it only works for EPolys, it should give you the ide…

Hi, Try using a callback: when select selection[1] changes id:#selX64 do print “Selection Changed” Don’t forget to remove it when you no longer nee…

Ok, your code made clear. You want outline edges: local sel = selection[1].baseObject local faceSel = polyOp.getFaceSelection sel local faceEdges =…

I don’t understand. Do you want to select outline edges of current face selection or open edges of current face selection? If neither of them, then ca…

Hi, maybe this does what you need: local sel = selection[1].baseObject local faceEdges = polyOp.getEdgesUsingFace sel (polyOp.getFaceSelection sel) …