Kurtiswilk

Definitely overthinking that whole thing. Glad there is a way easier way to make that happen. Thanks for the speedy response .

Hey Guys, I have a bunch of Marrionette objects in my drawings, I'm looking for a method to convert them into just the end result and remove the marionette functions from them once they are locked in. I was hopeful there would be a way to esentially print the end result of the Object and then delete the node. In my head i suppose it would need to turn back into a wrapper and then delete itself? That seems overly complicated though.

That looks like exactly what i need. But I can't seem to figure out how to plug that into marionette?

So I did indeed figure out how to accomplish the if statement. The new problem, How to sett a fill of a rectangle to None . I was drastically over thinking the if problem. Using a "if in string" with the main string being the popup and the sub string and integer matching the selection you want in the attached example, if you select the color grey it'll be overridden with yellow otherwise will show the selected

I'll use a color picker as an example. I want to have a popup be able to chose a line color, and then say if red is selected turn off part or hide a section of the marionette. Just missing the step in between. I've attached the bit used to pick the color, works like a charm via popup under object attributes

Hey All, I seem to be missing something, Probably over thinking it. I have a popup 0- left 1- right 2- top 3- bottom 4- none I'm looking for a way to have an "IF" statement with the popup being the test. If the "popup" is "none" its true, any other value would return a false. Ultimate goal is to use this to remove an item when not required. I'm sure its not explained very well. Thanks Kurtis

That's not a bad idea, Don't really mind the lose of functionality, but seems a touch time consuming for the amount that need to be done. Thanks for the sugestion

Hello, Is it possible to use the ganging tool in spotlight to do ganging in 3d, For example in a front view? I've been mucking around and have either missed it or it cant be done. Does anyone have a cleaver work around for this? thanks