I retargeted because the SDK version was 8.1. All projects have been changed to the new Windows SDK. I created a project with kernel_app_64bit.exe of project_tool. I built it without changing the SDK version again, but I still get an error around core.framework. Isn't it possible to get sdk.zip that can be built normally because it is useless here and there?

@m_magalhaes said in Retrieve the Surface Point of current RayObject from an arbitrary UV value.: feel free to mark this thread as "solved" how? :) Edit: Solved done :)

hello, don't worry, it will. ps : I don't forget the OAuth example neither. cheers, Manuel

Thank you, Riccardo. That was exactly what I was doing wrong. Dan

Thanks for the confirmation. I guess I'll use an empty group then and fill in the scrolling group in the code.

Thanks for all the support. I will use all the knowledge gained and start testing. I am sure, I will be back with more questions. -Pim

hello, up to version R20 you can use GeGetVersionType but this have been removed with the version R21 (we only have one package now) With the version R21 follow you have several functions see this page to check the version you can check for API_VERSION #if API_VERSION > 20999 ApplicationOutput("this is a message"); #else GePrint("this is a message"); #endif Cheers Manuel

So my problem was actually not related to OSX but to compatibility issues between minor releases. Thanks to your replies I sorted it out. And I finally understand your versioning concept. Thank you Manuel, good job! Regards, Viktor Veličko WTools3D s.r.o. www.lwcad.com

Hi Lotuslab12, thanks for reaching out us. With regard to your issue, rather than creating a new solution/project, I recommend cloning the provided melange example and adapt it to your needs. Starting from scratch could lead to all the needed settings not to be on place and cause your building process to fail. Finally, be aware that Melange-related questions should go in the Melange Development category, and to make proper use of tags and Q&A functionality. Best, Riccardo

Hi Daniel, for the time being I see three options: run Cinema with its own menu bar; drag out the menù containing your CommandData in order to make the cogwheel appear use keyboard modifiers: Alt + LMB -> lunches CommandData::Execute() LMB -> lunches CommandData::ExecuteOptionID() Best, Riccardo

hello, I will passed this thread as solved tomorrow if nothing to add. Cheers, Manuel

@Jmelon I'm sorry there is no specific message sent to the GvOperatorData It's all handled in the UI. Cheers, Maxime.

ok thanks for the info @m_adam.

Thanks @zipit, Managed to solve it thanks to you.

Hi Frank, thanks a lot for reporting the issue here. It will appear fixed in the next future. Best, Riccardo

If it's only a question of executing python, why not directly execute python from C++ using the python library? #include "c4d.h" #include "lib_py.h" PythonLibrary pylib; pylib.Execute("import c4d\nprint 'From Python:', c4d.GetC4DVersion()"_s); Note that in R20 the python.framework was released, and should be used for the future. The old python library (since R15) is still there and still works, but take care that in a future release it may disappear since everything that was possible and even more is now possible with the python.framework. For more information see Python Page. Cheers, Maxime.

@m_adam said in Bake Texture within ObjectData: bakeBmp = c4d.bitmaps.MultipassBitmap(512, 512, c4d.COLORMODE_RGBf) This example helped me a lot. Thank you so much. Regards, Mustapha