@m_adam Thank you!

Hi Ashton, thanks for sharing your code. Best wishes for the incoming new year! Riccardo

OK, I feel pretty stupid now... I was so busy with the specific way I used the script in the past, I forgot about the animation part :( So, I'll try to find some time soon to get the code up and running for animation. So my main function will be larger than "pass" :)

@a_block said in Cinema 4D Script: Web Search Selected Text: I have added the "showcase" tag, so people are hopefully able to filter for your and other similar threads more easily. Great! Thank you!

I'm trying to use this super handy plug-in to build help system for my plug-ins. Thanks for sharing this! After some days of working i have a some suggestions and bug reports. After each publishing, resulting index.html have a title tag "Plugins 4D Documentation". Is it possible to add ability inserting images with other formats like gif, jpg? Now i have to copy my images to images folder and type using markdown code like this (not showing in Preview window):  Preview window stops showing any text content if it contains symbol '–'. But after publishing results, final HTML is ok. Would be great to add ability to add favicon image.

Hi, CallCommand() is exactly the same as a user choosing a command from the menu or clicking a palette button. So, indeed using CallCommand() most likely involves the creation of an undo step, and there no means to avoid. So, as soon as your code creates additional custom undo steps or makes use of CallCommand() multiple times, multiple undo steps are inevitable. The only workaround would be to do the work done in a command manually. For certain commands it may be easily achievable as the API provides functions toi achieve the same directly, for other (and unfortunately most) commands it will involve more work, up to the point of re-engineering the internals of one of our commands. Cheers, Andreas

Thanks Andreas ;)

Plugin updated. Some bugs fixed :)

Hi, congratulation to your first plugin. Looks nice! Cheers, Andreas