Thanks MerlinEl That one was driving me crazy and can’t believe I missed that. I’ve got to lower the dose on my meds lol

Here is a (badly written) test script on how you can move the knots to locations in “Z” rollout testme “Testme” ( button goMe “Go!” width:150 spinn…

Sorry for taking so long but life keeps getting in the way anyhow using the previous code Function fn dLBP pointA pointB = ( ss = SplineShape pos:…

They’re just acronyms posing as variables lol the dlbp is the function call and I assigned it to the variable nSpl (short for new spline) so you could…

fn dLBP pointA pointB = ( ss = SplineShape pos:pointA addNewSpline ss addKnot ss 1 #corner #line PointA addKnot ss 1 #corner #line PointB ss.wire…

I just ran the last piece of code you posted and after you pick an object the rollout just disappears and I’m afraid it’s beyond my understanding

Just thought I’d mention that you can use local maxob=#() pickbutton object1 “Select1 ” width:140 [B][U]autoDisplay:true[/U][/B] pickbutton object2 …

Thanks Eric

When I run the last piece of code I get StringStream:”” OK OK #() #() OK That doesn’t seem right as this showClass “*:mod*” does give me the resul…

:shrug: Why does this only give you a limited array and end in ,… when there are obviously more modifiers #(“Affect_Region”, “Bend”, “Bevel”, “Bevel_…

hahaha well done denisT

Thanks lo An old Aussie saying “Your bloods worth bottling”

Thanks lo It never even occurred to me to look there. I don’t suppose you could share some code on how to access it and put it back into a dropdownlis…

A script I’ve been playing with recently has tackled this eg case rdoSize.state of ( 1: [renderWidth = 1920, renderHeight = 1080] 2: [renderWid…