Actually, I don't see any big issue in your code and our role is not to develop for you.
The only suggestion I can tell is instead of calling SetPoint for each point, maybe it's worth calling directly SetAllPoints.

Moreover, you could also do a proper profiling by splitting your ModifyObject into separate functions in order to know which part is taking longer and after it's up to you to rework your algorithm. Niklas wrote a great article about that.

And finally switching to C++ will definitely give you performance improvement. Even with a similar code base.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hi @Hexbob6

I'm wondering if your question has been answered. If so, please mark this thread as solved.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hi @zhhm156

I'm wondering if your question has been answered. If so, please mark this thread as solved.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hi @anoano

I'm wondering if your question has been answered. If so, please mark this thread as solved.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hi @chuanzhen, without any code it's actually hard to help you. Why do you need to store data in a base container?
As you may already know, a BaseContainer can't store a list, so you have iterate all the joint of the weight tag, then for each join, create a BaseContainer which will hold, the pt_ID and the weight value.
Then you have to read it again. So it's very inefficient.

Note if speed is important for you (and it's for any stuff which deals with animation) you should consider switching to c++.
But without any more information, code I can't really help you more.

Cheers,
Maxime!

Hi, @mike if the previous post solves your issue, please mark it as the correct answers. It will switch the topic as solved. To do so please read Q&A functionality.
Of course, if you didn't test my previous post, or may have follow-up questions, do not mark as solved and take as much time as you need to ask us. But if there is nothing more to add please mark your topic as solved.

Cheers,
Maxime

Hi @mike, first of all I would like to remind you to read and use the Q&A functionnality.

Regarding your question, here is an example of a basic GeDialog, which make use to SetFloat to define a range.

import c4d

class MonDlg( c4d.gui.GeDialog):
    idSlider = 1000
    idButton = 1001

    # Create the Layout
    def CreateLayout(self):
        self.AddEditSlider(self.idSlider, c4d.BFH_SCALE|c4d.BFV_SCALE, initw=100, inith=20)
        self.AddButton(self.idButton, c4d.BFH_SCALE|c4d.BFV_SCALE, initw=100, inith=20,name = 'Get Value')	
        return True

    # Called after CreateLayout
    def InitValues(self):
        self.SetFloat(self.idSlider, 0.25, min=0.0, max=1.0, step=0.01, min2=0.0, max2=0.0)
        return True

    # Called for each interaction from a widget
    def Command(self, id, msg):
        if id == self.idButton:
            print self.GetFloat(self.idSlider)
        
        return True

def main():
    dlg = MonDlg()
    dlg.Open(c4d.DLG_TYPE_MODAL)

if __name__=='__main__':
    main()

If you have any questions please let me know.
Cheers,
Maxime!

Hi @chuanzhen, I confirm the issue and there is no workaround.
Note this is only a display issue within the viewport, but data within the tag are not corrupted.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hi @anoano how did you add the network.framework?
With the R20 you shouldn't manually create your solution or add anything to it, the project tool will take care of it.
The usual way would be:

• Add the framework to your projectdefinition.txt located in plugins\YourProjectDir\project\
  • Add network.framework to the API entry.
• (Re-)run the project tool, which will update your solution for visual studio/xcode with the new framework.
  • This is also valid when you create/remove a file in order to get a synchronized solution for both Windows and Mac OS.)
• Open the solution in VS/Xcode and Compile.

You can find information about projectdefinition.txt and project tool here.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hi and welcome in the community Steve.

Thanks for the report. It 's now solved.