06-23-2019, 02:18 AM
Hi haytham, thanks for your suggestions.
I'm not sure what you mean by "autoevaluate script" but you can evaluate a script when the script editor is open by pressing Ctrl+E or choosing "evaluate" from the file menu. Scripts will also automatically evaluate when the script editor is closed.
There are already functions for getting uniform random ints, floats and vectors on sphere surface (unit sphere).
Changing C# syntax for object creation (ie, "Point3 var = (x,y,z)" instead of Point3 var = "new Point3(x, y, z)") is not possible.
'SendOut' can already be accomplished by "tf.OutputParticle(eventInx)"
I'm not sure what you mean by "autoevaluate script" but you can evaluate a script when the script editor is open by pressing Ctrl+E or choosing "evaluate" from the file menu. Scripts will also automatically evaluate when the script editor is closed.
There are already functions for getting uniform random ints, floats and vectors on sphere surface (unit sphere).
Changing C# syntax for object creation (ie, "Point3 var = (x,y,z)" instead of Point3 var = "new Point3(x, y, z)") is not possible.
'SendOut' can already be accomplished by "tf.OutputParticle(eventInx)"