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Re: Selection as Array variable not keeping it values..
Hi Matt, here is the MacroScript version, with some added checks. Change the heading as you like. After evaluation, you can associate it to a shortcut or a toolbar button. macroScript PositionSwitchercategory:"Test Tools"buttonText:"PosSwitch"tooltip:"Position Switcher"( -- variable to store the selection array local… -
Re: Selection as Array variable not keeping it values..
Hi Matt, here is another version, I almost forgot you can make MacroScripts work like toggle buttons. This code avoid the obnoxious rollout, and can be directly associated to a shortcut or a toolbar button. Modify it as you need. macroScript PositionSwitchercategory:"Test Tools"buttonText:"PosSwitch"tooltip:"Position… -
Re: Selection as Array variable not keeping it values..
Hi Matt, this is my attempt at your code. Let me know if it is what you're looking for. Keep in mind that original position is accessible only until the floating dialog is open. ( -- define a rollout rollout rolSelPosSwitcher "Pos" ( -- create a checkbutton in the rollout checkButton btSwitch "Switch!" width:40 height:20… -
Re: Selection as Array variable not keeping it values..
Dude, yeah, that's awesome :D . Huh... it seems fairly straight forward... So the key to storing info. properly is to use 2 arrays...hmm So after testing it, like u mentioned, I have to call that dialog to get it to properly work? Maybe I'll just have a button my toolbar create/destroy that little button then to make sure… -
Re: Selection as Array variable not keeping it values..
Wow, sweet. Thanks for all the suggestions/ideas. The script idea was asked by a fellow artist, if I could make something to take a selection of object(s), and temporarily move them to 0,0,0, or in general around that point, then move them back to where they were when the button is deactivated. I'll checkout what u guys…
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