#SCRIPT EXTENTIONS
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Martin:
I've been hearing alot about the the script extensions (kind of like BASIC for
all IPAS functions?). It sounds like you have something to do with this
product. Anyway I can get on a mailing list or D/L a file out-lineing
abilities and price. I dont have Schreiber's newst catalog and didn't see
anything about in the latest DIGIMATION catalog. Who can I get it from? Any
info would be great.
Thanks,
Scott.
Scott–
The Script Extension takes the script core of Keyscript and implements it in
four other plug-ins: a PXP, an AXP, an SXP, and an IXP. The end result is
fairly comprehensive script control of 3D Studio. You're correct that I'm
involved: my company developed Keyscript (for Autodesk) and The Script
Extension. The latter is sold through Schreiber Instruments (800-252-1024); if
you call them, they will happily put you on the mailing list and get you any
information you need. If you upgraded to Release 4 of 3D Studio, you should
have received a flyer in the box detailing The Script Extension. There is also
a press release in the d/l are 9: "TSEREL.TXT".
If you have any specific questions, I'll be happy to answer them here, too.
Thanks for inquiring. Martin
After reading the message about the marcing cubes method I was wondering if TSE
support recursive function calls, or is this basic limitation of BASIC.
DaviD "leftbranch(), rightbranch()" GouID
>> After reading the message about the marcing cubes method I was wondering
if TSE support recursive function calls, or is this basic limitation of BASIC.
<<
TSE's operation is identical to Keyscript. Neither support functions which call
themselves (or other functions, for that matter). Recursion is accomplished
through looping structures.
Presumably, you're interested in creating a binary tree. This wont be so easy
in Keyscript or TSE as it would be in C, but it should be possible. Unlike
"real" basic, TSE & Keyscript should let you make gosub calls until you're
blue, so with a little cleverness…
Martin