As stated before, we are working on it and it will be released in the future. I can't say more. Regarding your question @Aaron this will be possible.

Hi @Ogers, unfortunately, there is no direct way to do so. The only working solution is to retrieves the host of the shader (using BaseList2D.GetMain) Then iterates the description of this element and all its children to see where the shader is used. Cheers, Maxime.

Hello @r_gigante Thank you for your time and answer. I will try the other way then. Best, Ogers

Ah, thank you. I didn't take a look at vec.h. Meanwhile, I already wrote a conversion unit to handle all sorts of formatting. Thought, it was possible to modify the intern string conversions somehow. But nevermind, all works pretty well. :) Cheers, Robert

Hi @a_block Thank you for your answer.

Thanks Riccardo! Now I understand - thanks to your side note. :) And of course I understand, that this goes hand in hand with your guidelines. Cheers, Robert

Thank you @m_adam It works fine

Hi, no, you are not! Really there are no stupid questions and please do not delete such posts. Especially not, if you already invested time in posting the correct answer. We'd rather see this as knowledge others might benefit from in the future. Cheers, Andreas

@cairyn Awesome! Appreciate your time! Andre

Hi @Rage I guess export_OBJ example on our Github repository is what you are looking for. Note for the moment values of the BaseContainer are not available in the Python Documentation. But you could find them in the C++ documentation about fobjexport2.h. If you have any question please let me know. Cheers, Maxime.

@s_bach said in SortedArray() - "Namespace Maxon has no member class "SortedArray": #include "maxon/sortedarray.h" Great, thanks to the both of you. Next time, I will mark it as a question. -Pim

Hello, I'm not aware of any other components that won't work with that optimization. But again, we don't use this optimization so I haven't tested that. best wishes, Sebastian

Great, thank you for the great explanation, especially of the loop! I will give it a try. -Pim

Hello, you find information and examples on jobs and threads in these manuals: Jobs Manual Threads Manual best wishes, Sebastian

I already guessed so. Thanks, I think we can close this post. -Pim