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    [Request] Macro Push/Pull Library

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    • K Offline
      Khai
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      got a rough idea for what could be a very useful ruby.

      basically a ruby that can string together a series of push/pull values into 1 operation which the user can setup before hand.

      an example: use the Ruby to create a boiler rivet. then you could click a face on another model and run the ruby - it then creates the rivet on that face.

      the library part would be saved values you can then take from project to project...

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      • plot-parisP Offline
        plot-paris
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        I don't quite get, what you mean. although it sounds quite interesting. could you create a mock up image for further explanation? that would be marvellous

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        • jim smithJ Offline
          jim smith
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          Khai at least for your example, it seems to me that creating a component and making copies or arrays where ever needed would be less memory use/poly creation and maybe quicker.

          "Out of clutter find simplicity,
          from discord find harmony,
          In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity"
          Albert Einstein

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