@PluginStudent
Yup ... it's official, I need glasses on top of my glasses.

Thanks for pointing it out.

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But I appreciate that you where trying to make things more streamlined 😊

the whole thread is the answer anyway 🙂

@m_adam MODELINGCOMMANDFLAGS::NONE works! Thanks again for helping me out!

Hi @tokai , nice to see you on the "new" PluginCafé 🙂

With regard to your first question:

Had to reregister (why?)

We simply could not take the credentials straight from the old forum to the new one: to say one to dismiss all the sleeping accounts that grew up over the years but also to be sure that our new users were accepting the GDPR.

With regard to your second question:

OK, so I enter my label as "org.binaryriot.foo.bar" (because org.binaryriot.* would be my domain space) and I'll end up with "orgbinaryriotfoobar". Why?

You don't have to enter it in the Label field of the Plugin ID Generation page.
As you can see there are two sections:

MAXON API suggested domain space: this is a suggested reverse-domain string that should be used by developers to be sure that the strings used for anything connected to MAXON API developement and for the ModuleId used in the projectdefinition.txt of their plugin is UNIQUE to them.
This string is created by looking at the Plugincafé member's information and by default it's created by assembling use.yourdomain.<username> to invite members to use non-conflicting names. But if you go into your profile settings and change the website to www.binaryriot.org you'll see that getting back to the Plugin ID generation page the suggested domain will exactly be org.binaryriot.* Plugin ID generation: this is were you're supposed to enter, as in the old plugincafe, an arbitrary label for the plugin your creating - e.g. My Awesome Object Generator* that on pressing the "Get Plugin ID" will provide you with
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Best and, once more, welcome back.

Hi @Sadiik , thanks for reaching out us.

As already pointed out by @zipit , please refer to Maxon Support to pose questions not development-related.

Best, R

@zipit Thank you for the info!

@m_magalhaes Sorry about that, Manuel. I'll make sure I do that in the future.

Dan

Hi the CallCommand is the correct way to go.
And @Cairyn it's in the Snap module because it uses some logic that is already implemented in the snap module such as the enabling state or other internal parameters storage logic. So using the CallCommand make sure everything is setup correctly.

Note that in the end the solo things are only setting/clearing the NBIT_EHIDE of objects.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Thank you all for your comments and clarification!
With all of this extra time at home, I will be going down the path of Python.

I found this in c4d.BaseObject in the documentation:

import c4d obj = c4d.BaseObject(c4d.Ocube) # Create new cube obj.SetRelPos(c4d.Vector(20)) # Set position of cube doc.InsertObject(obj) # Insert object in document c4d.EventAdd() # Send global event message

Now to convert 2D mouse coordinates to 3D and input those (on click) to the obj.SetRelPos(c4d.Vector(x))... I know this is an x,y,z vector, as this code generates the cube at 20,20,20. And it looks like the code works with centimetres, not inches, even if my units are in inches. I may need to do some conversion down the road...

Hi Frank sorry for the delay needed for this issue,

I get the time to look at it, and this is the thing I should have checked first, but either in a GeDialog with a Layout created in a script, I'm not able to hide a tab.
Since you said it was working previously, could you confirm you don't want to hide only the content (in your case the 3 StaticText) but also the tab in the tab entry, isn't? If yes could you provide a code sample because I would say even in a normal case I'm not able to reproduce.

import c4d class Dlg(c4d.gui.GeDialog): def CreateLayout(self): if self.TabGroupBegin(10001, c4d.BFH_SCALEFIT | c4d.BFV_SCALEFIT, tabtype=c4d.TAB_TABS): if self.GroupBegin(10010, c4d.BFH_SCALEFIT | c4d.BFV_SCALEFIT, 0, title="First Tab"): self.AddStaticText(10011, c4d.BFH_SCALEFIT | c4d.BFV_SCALEFIT, name="Text01") self.GroupEnd() if self.GroupBegin(10020, c4d.BFH_SCALEFIT | c4d.BFV_SCALEFIT, 0, title="Second Tab"): self.AddStaticText(10021, c4d.BFH_SCALEFIT | c4d.BFV_SCALEFIT, name="Text02") self.GroupEnd() self.GroupEnd() self.AddButton(10030, c4d.BFH_SCALEFIT | c4d.BFV_SCALEFIT, name="Remove First Tab") return True def Command(self, id, msg): if id == 10030: print self.HideElement(10010, True) print self.LayoutChanged(10001) return True def main(): global dlg dlg = Dlg() dlg.Open(c4d.DLG_TYPE_ASYNC) # Execute main() if __name__=='__main__': main()

To me, the only way to remove a tab is to flush the complete group master of the TabGroup and re-add tabs except for the one you don't want.

Cheers,
Maxime.

@m_magalhaes
Thanks for the example. I am sure this will be helpful in future, however for now I am still stuck with the classic API to remain backwards compatible.

While there isn't a readily available solution to the problem, a few options have been mentioned how to handle this. As such I will set the topic as solved.

Hello to all

@zipit said in GetFontDescription() on Windows and Mac:

FONT_FLAGS

Thank you
i miss flags in https://developers.maxon.net/forum/post/58961

Hi,

without further feedback, I'll set this thread as solved tomorrow.

Cheers,
Maxime

Hi,

without further feedback, I'll set this thread as solved tomorrow.

Cheers,
Maxime

@r_gigante Thanks for confirming. We will try to reverse engineer the filenames based on that data.

Cheers
/Filip

@iluxa7k said in Faster way of checking if dialog has closed?:

LP_c_long

Long story short it's a pointer http://makble.com/the-story-of-lpclong, and I think the method provided by Zipit is the best one, since as he said there is no way to control the behavior of an external (from your plugin) GeDialog.

Cheers,
Maxime.

@m_magalhaes said in Trigger Tag:

I though you were using a hidden BaseLink parameter on your tag to point to the other tag.

Ah, didn't think about that. Clever.