Psyhke
02-10-2003, 10:19 AM
I was wondering if any LScripting gurus out there might want to tackle this little idea I had.
Okay, pretty simple: A no-requester script that would create an incremental part name or selection set (as approriate) based on the current selection. It could be hard coded to increment like 'part_XXX' or 'set_XXX'. I know it's pretty easy to assign a part name or selection set, but I keep wishing I could just hit a hotkey and have have my selection saved, no fuss, no muss. For the quick, almost scratch workspace like purpose I have in mind, verbose naming is not important. What's important is that the selection just gets saved to memory, so you can go back to it as need be (via the statistic panel of course). It would act almost like a mini selection history.
So whaddya think? Easy? Hard? I have no idea.
Wait, I know. Umm... I don't think this can be done. Nope. You would have to be some kind of super genius or something to pull this one off. Yep. Can't be done. (A little trick I learned in Psych 101 :wip: )
PS - Couldn't find anything on flay.
Okay, pretty simple: A no-requester script that would create an incremental part name or selection set (as approriate) based on the current selection. It could be hard coded to increment like 'part_XXX' or 'set_XXX'. I know it's pretty easy to assign a part name or selection set, but I keep wishing I could just hit a hotkey and have have my selection saved, no fuss, no muss. For the quick, almost scratch workspace like purpose I have in mind, verbose naming is not important. What's important is that the selection just gets saved to memory, so you can go back to it as need be (via the statistic panel of course). It would act almost like a mini selection history.
So whaddya think? Easy? Hard? I have no idea.
Wait, I know. Umm... I don't think this can be done. Nope. You would have to be some kind of super genius or something to pull this one off. Yep. Can't be done. (A little trick I learned in Psych 101 :wip: )
PS - Couldn't find anything on flay.
