I believe you can do it relatively easily store the current renderer in a variable vr = renderers.current and access it with “show vr”, not at work,…

Thanks very much.

I’m not sure I understand what you’re asking.

if (classof $.material) != Arch___Design__mi then print “NO, it isn’t” else print “YES, it is” It works fine for me, just apply an arch and design ma…

if obj.material != Arch___Design__mi () is incorrect, you’ll want to test the classof for the assigned object’s materials so if (classof $.materi…

Where’s PEN? Whenever I see a custom attributes question Paul is always the first reponder, maybe he’s on vacation?

I didn’t test it, because I don’t have the same needs, post with syntax errors and whatnot, but it should work and should give you a good indication f…

By separating your function calls out of the original code it might allow for some easily changable ways, also you need to make sure the alternative l…

I think it’s best to store the selection with getCurrentSelection() or “selection as array” rather than iterate through the dynamic variable “selectio…

I would love to help, but I have no idea either. I’d be interested in the process for doing it. Free bump, Colin

Don’t give up Rusty! Keep at it, and great explaination! +5 -Colin

Ergonomic way? No, economic? perhaps. I believe that portion of code that reads that would rather you exit a function instead “return <value>”…

Be honest, this is a script to allow you to run to appear like you’re working when you aren’t :). Like the program “CoffeeBreak”, genius. Public rel…

My script does not have this problem.