Here is the (probably no completely) correct method: ( fn getEdgeNeighbors obj i edgesMask:#{} vertMask:#{} = ( local verts = polyop.getVertsUsin…

Malkalypse you are right, I didn’t test my code on loops but I did have a special case for it that I should have tested. Here is a fixed version with …

Maybe this could help: ( fn getContinuousEdgeGroups obj = ( local edgesMask = polyop.getEdgeSelection obj local selectedEdges = edgesMask as a…

maybe something like this: ( fn findItemIndexes arr = ( local usedValues = #() local indexes = #() for i = 1 to arr.count do ( local j = f…

I tried your scenario and could find an issue with it. Here is my test code: ( fn convertMeshFaceToPolyFace m p f = ( local verts = (meshop.getVe…

it probably isn’t, but in my case I couldn’t just convert to poly because I needed to use intersectRayEx function that works only with trimesh/editabl…

coincidentally I also needed something like this today Martijn’s technique is pretty good but I couldn’t rely on 4 cornered faces so I wrote this litt…

I use it like this for years: $[2].baseobject = copy $[1].baseObject I usually want to make them instances so I use $[2].baseobject = $[1].baseObje…

You might want to check out gw.text

I think this post that I made a while back can be helpful

Cool, thanks!

Here is a screen capture to show what I meant:

Why not, it cuts around the shadow edges?

Here is a bit of a tricky way to do this without scripting, of course this process can be automated using a script. [ol] [li]Select the object you wa…

I don’t remember if I ever tried accessing the waveform controlling via script, but you could easily create your own periodic controller with a simple…