It is the most interesting as it is not just a script. andnbsp;I’ve been trying to understand it to help me do what I want to do. andnbsp;I’m trying to use a form which displays a database of objects to create: for example parameters for a particular landform that the plugin uses to apply textures to a terrain.
The form comes up in 3DC OK, and I can add to and change the database entries OK, but I can’t get the database entries into variables back on the main form where the code is.
The Name it script I think shows how to do this by putting all the code on one form, but that form needs to know how to create a 3DC Object. VB has become too complicated for my noodle…
I was also thinking of manipulating the textures database in the plugin (actually a copy of it). andnbsp;It was quite easy to do but I thought of a better way to do it. andnbsp;But it prompts a couple of questions. andnbsp;Will the database format stay the same? andnbsp;And will there be methods for the other entries in the database tables – such as raytracing properties?
That’s all for now <!– s:-) –><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt="
" title="Smile" /><!– s:-) –>. andnbsp;I’m going back to my flowers.
George
