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i need some help
Can you see the attached file
Code like this is too difficult for me
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Is this possible with a script?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved by denisT.MaxDoctor. Go to Solution.
something like this (quick and dirty):
mapped fn createMiddleSpline node = ( tm = node.transform bb = nodeGetBoundingBox node tm x = abs (bb[2].x - bb[1].x) y = abs (bb[2].y - bb[1].y) z = abs (bb[2].z - bb[1].z) xx = #(x, y, z) ss = #(x, y, z) sort ss i = finditem xx ss[2] k = finditem xx ss[3] if (i < k) do swap ss[2] ss[3] rect = rectangle name:(node.name + "_sp") width:ss[3] length:ss[2] transform:tm wirecolor:(node.wirecolor * 0.6) parent:node rect.center = node.center n = finditem xx ss[1] in coordsys tm ( case n of ( 1: rotate rect (eulerangles 90 0 90) 2: rotate rect (eulerangles 90 0 0) --3: rotate rect (eulerangles 0 0 0) ) ) converttosplineshape rect rect ) createMiddleSpline $
mapped fn createMiddleSpline node = ( tm = node.transform bb = nodeGetBoundingBox node tm x = abs (bb[2].x - bb[1].x) y = abs (bb[2].y - bb[1].y) z = abs (bb[2].z - bb[1].z) xx = #(x, y, z) ss = #(x, y, z) sort ss i = finditem xx ss[2] k = finditem xx ss[3] if (i < k) do swap ss[2] ss[3] rect = rectangle name:(node.name + "_sp") width:ss[3] length:ss[2] transform:tm wirecolor:(node.wirecolor * 0.6) parent:node rect.center = node.center n = finditem xx ss[1] in coordsys tm ( case n of ( 1: rotate rect (eulerangles 90 0 90) 2: rotate rect (eulerangles -90 0 0) --3: rotate rect (eulerangles 0 0 0) ) ) --format "% % % >> % >> %\n" x y z ss (finditem xx ss[1]) converttosplineshape rect rect ) delete objects bb = for k=1 to 10 collect ( box width:(random 10 100) length:(random 10 100) height:(random 10 100) \ pos:(random -[100,100,100] [100,100,100]) rotation:(eulerangles (random 0 180) (random 0 180) (random 0 180)) \ wirecolor:(random white black) ) createMiddleSpline bb
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