Hey @ferdinand Thanks again! I think the question is closed

Hello @Motion4D, without any further questions or replies, we will consider this topic as solved by Wednesday and flag it accordingly. Thank you for your understanding, Ferdinand

@cairyn Thank you again. I will check your patreon

@ferdinand Thank you very much for the info!

Hello @blastframe, thank you for closing your topics. Cheers, Ferdinand

Hello @blastframe, I must apologize, I know we took our sweet time with answering this. However, we must move on with that topic, since it has been more than fourteen days since Manuel did provide his last answer. We will consider this thread as solved by Monday the 20th and flag it accordingly. Please feel free to reopen the 'Ask-as-question' status when there are questions left. Thank you for your understanding, Ferdinand

i removed the ids from the sdk. it looks like they are only used internally. there is no use in the sdk for developers.

Hi @m_magalhaes , Sorry for the improper formatting of my question, I wasn't aware of these features. Thank you for the suggestion, the workaround can do the trick with the right safety precautions.

Hi, Please use the tags and the "ask question" features of the forum. Have a look at our guidelines for more information. That's the correct way of checking the Cinema 4D's version. Cheers, Manuel

Given my own blind spots on flags and GetAllTexturesNew() I was actually quite glad, you hadn't had the time to look into it. Unfortunately I was obviously too late to stop you from investing time nevertheless... Sorry. Which then will turn a bit into a data structure/similarity problem when you want to group your textures into nice packages. Yeah, this, plus my concerns below. Regarding running over the project's frame range: Especially character animators seem to have a habit of storing information outside the project's frame range. That's where I'm afraid to loose information. Or I would need to establish additional means to figure out such frames. I doubt document's GetMin/MaxTime() help here. So it would be iterating over all tracks in a document I guess. And you are right, you shouldn't spend additional time on this. Given the result of my other current thread, everything in this thread really is the least of my problems. Somehow I have a "Händchen" (I guess, one would save, I have a knack for) for maneuvering myself in these situations...

Thank you Andreas for closing it. Cheers, Ferdinand

Hello @wuzelwazel, without further questions or postings, we will consider this topic as solved by Wednesday and flag it accordingly. Thank you for your understanding, Ferdinand

Hello @JH23, without further questions or postings, we will consider this topic as solved by Wednesday and flag it accordingly. Thank you for your understanding, Ferdinand

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Hi, It looks like the problem got solved by Sized function. Thanks a lot @m_magalhaes and @m_adam !!

Hello @beesperester, without any further questions, we will consider this topic as solved by Monday and flag it accordingly. Thank you for your understanding, Ferdinand

Ok, thanks for the clarification.

Hello @beesperester, thank you for sharing your repository, but without further questions or postings, we will consider this topic as solved by Wednesday and flag it accordingly. Thank you for your understanding, Ferdinand

Excuse me, I thought I translated it was my mistake, and in the same way, thank you for your help.