This issue is now fixed in R21. Cheers, Maxime.

Gotcha. Thanks for clarification!

Thanks for the confirmation @a_block Will hope for the best in the future regarding sublime Have a great a day ahead!

Hi @m_adam Thank you for your reply. It works perfectly!

Thank you for your answer. That was exactly what I was looking for. John Thomas

Hello @r_gigante Thank you for your time and answer. I will try the other way then. Best, Ogers

@a_block Hi Andreas, Thanks for your help and you are never too late! That actually makes more sense. Unfortunately I can't seem to replicate the issue again on my machine, as it seems that it's been working for all my updates. I will have a look on one of my team machines when released and see if that could be the problem. Thank you again!

@m_adam Thanks, Maxime! You solved yet another issue.

Thanks Sebastian. I did not realize it was a generator. Couldn't find it mentioned in the docs. However I was searching for VolumeLoader in the docs and on here, and I think the official docs searching system doesn't always return the results. Anyway, all good now. Thanks again.

Thank you Maxime. My current solution looks pretty similar to yours and works . Implementing an own gadget is of course out of scope - I don't even get paid for that.

Issues with GetAllHighlevelData() and VariableTag.SetAllHighlevelData() is now fixed in R21. Cheers, Maxime.

Thanks for confirming my suspicion

@m_adam Thank you!

Hi @m_adam, thanks for you correction and advice, it's really usefull for me. I'm learn python just couple month and not sure in my code yet. yeah i'm missed this mistake full_dirpath = normpath(join(dirpath, (doc.GetActiveObjects(0)[0]).GetName() + ".obj")) Thanks one more time, always good to have help and support!

Ok, thanks!

Hi Ogers, thanks for reaching us. With regard to your question, I need some further explanation since I actually don't get what you mean by: to get these parameters from c4d lights Which parameters are you referring to? What is the final intent of the Light Translator plugin? Best, Riccardo

Hi @rownn, thanks for having provided further details. Assuming that you're aware of the limitation in terms of appearance that you might face by using the functionalities delivered by GeClipMap, the only way to go to access a bitmap which is supposed to contain a rendering of the scene in Python is to execute the rendering invoking the BaseDocument::RenderDocument() and pass the BaseBitmap you intend to manipulate via the GeClipMap. Best, Riccardo

@cairyn You are right. I thought having to go over the BaseContainer obtained from the object via GetData(), but didn't see anything in its content related to the displaycolor ... didn't think of just accessing the object's properties directly. I am not that confident with the Python SDK. Thanks for the piece of code.

Here's an older blog post about VS property sheets. Still for VS2010, but the principle is still the same. Sharing project properties in Visual C++