Missing(never published) 7.6 Scripting Docs

[clintonman]

I was going through some old files and found these from the beta testing. There is the scripting fundamentals doc which is available at truespaceplugins.com and a general dev guide for the script editor which I don't see posted anywhere. I converted them to pdf to make them a little smaller for downloading. Also included are some sample scripts from the same source. I believe all of these items where written by Norm Fortier.

[froo]

nice thanks clintonman!

Froo

[clintonman]

The PDF external links the msdn are bad in the PDF so here are the original word documents.

[3dvisuals dude]

Excellent !!!! Thank You Clinton !!!!

Very well done too, I have needed these and will use them for sure!

[trueBlue]

I was going through some old files and found these from the beta testing. There is the scripting fundamentals doc which is available at truespaceplugins.com and a general dev guide for the script editor which I don't see posted anywhere. I converted them to pdf to make them a little smaller for downloading. Also included are some sample scripts from the same source. I believe all of these items where written by Norm Fortier.

Very long Belated... Thanks for sharing!
Found an issue with the ColorArray example.
jSsetColor script
Add
Data.SetDim(2)

Code: Select all

// Execute 
// Called to execute the command 
function Execute(params)
{

	var Names = params.ConValue('Names');
	var Data = params.ConValue('Data');

	Data.SetDim(2)	//	<---- Add SetDim

	var owner = System.ThisOwner();
	var target = owner + "/jScolor"; 
	var target = owner + "/jScolor2";
	for(i=0; i <Names.GetSize(); i++)
	{
		// find name of color in Data array:
		if(Data.GetAt(i,0) == Names.GetSelectedString())
		{
			//		Set values on jScolor
			Node.Value(target, 'SetRed') = Data.GetAt(i,1);
			Node.Value(target, 'SetGreen') = Data.GetAt(i,2);
			Node.Value(target, 'SetBlue') = Data.GetAt(i,3);
			Node.Value(target, 'GetRed') = Data.GetAt(i,1);
			Node.Value(target, 'GetGreen') = Data.GetAt(i,2);
			Node.Value(target, 'GetBlue') = Data.GetAt(i,3);
		}
	}
}

Made an example with an interface that allows you to set the named Color