wondering if we still have to enter multiple pauses for a macro like this?
_join _pause _simplifycrv _enterend
thanks
wondering if we still have to enter multiple pauses for a macro like this?
_join _pause _simplifycrv _enterend
thanks
Yep, unfortunately, nobody has really shown any interest in fixing this age-old problem.
bummer
thanks
Hi Ryan - for now, pre-selection will work…
(! _Join _SImplifyCrv
)
-Pascal
I guess if you want to preselect or post-select then you can do this:
! _Select _Pause _Join _SimplifyCrv
–Mitch
Yep, that works - somehow when I tried that earlier it bailed after one selection and went on into the macro, but it does work now. Coffee, I guess…
-Pascal
thanks guys.
it’s been a few years, gotta brush the rust off for the little nuances.
i started a new job and wasn’t sure if it was ok to load up all my scripts,
toolbars, options, etc… i was redoing some essential macros which
prompted the post.
i ended up biting the bullet and loaded it all up since you two had helped
me out with scripting stuff properly. my setup is so far from default that
i was lost. hehehe
kleerkoat
@kleerkoat, @Helvetosaur - there is now a MultiPause in V6/WIP. Works well as far as I can see.
Join MultiPause SelLast SimplifyCrv
thanks!
-Pascal
Wow…
brilliant!!!
@pascal did this get added to the documentation? just curious. thank you
edit: also can this get brought over into the Mac version too?
@pascal A question just occurred to me - can’t Pause simply be completely replaced by MultiPause? Is there a downside to having MultiPause instead of Pause in some particular macros?
–Mitch
excellent point.
Right… I don’t see why Pause
cannot just run MultiPause
instead and lose the MultiPause
command name altogether… I’ll look into it, thanks.
It is not working 100% the same so far… not sure why - for example, with no selection:
! Copy MultiPause InPlace
does not work, here.
-Pascal