@pascal - Works perfectly. Thank you so much for helping me on this! I really appreciate it!
-mcmucher
@pascal - Works perfectly. Thank you so much for helping me on this! I really appreciate it!
-mcmucher
OK, youāre welcome - good, Iām glad that works. I updated above to include a "resetā option, that was bugging me.
-Pascal
Hi @pascal ,
Iāve encountered one issue with the script.
When I select a point list, everything works fine. I can stop and restart where i left off and I have no issues.
Without closing Rhino, if I change the list, an issue arises. If I stop and start with the second list, the FIRST list becomes the current list, rather than the one I was just using. Do you think thereās anyway to get it so it doesnāt revert to the original list used?
Thanks!
mcmucher
Iāll take a lookā¦ prolly doing something dumbā¦
@mcmucher - please check the file in the post above, I refreshed with a āfixā. Let me knowā¦
-Pascal
I somehow missed this updateā¦but I think you fixed it!
Thank you so much!
-mcmucher
Hi @pascal, Iām actually continuing @mcmucherās work and I had a follow-up question. This might be an obvious answer, but is there any way to display those point names on the mesh rather than just under āNameā in the Object properties window? I tried using PetersToolsCommand > DotWithData, but that gave me a dot with the mesh name rather than the point names. Thank you!
Hi Grace - probably easy - can you post or send me an example input file?
-Pascal
Sorry for the delay! Iāve attached a sample file and points list. test_points.txt (60 Bytes)
testarm.3dm (5.4 MB)
Hi Grace - @grace1 see how this works - labels are on by default for now, but you can turn them off at the command line. They can be off by default if that is better.
NamedPointsOnMeshEx.py (3.6 KB)
-Pascal
Thank you Pascal! Thatās awesome
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