Andy
17th July 2006, 05:48 AM
A script file is a text file that can add/change functionality of AC3D. Unlike plugins, scripts are generally platform independent (i.e. work on Windows/Mac/Linux AC3D).
To install a script, you will generally just need to copy the file into the scripts folder and restart AC3D.
AC3D is built on top of Tcl/Tk, a powerful industry-standard scripting language.
For more information about Tcl/Tk, see http://tcl.tk
Any scripts provided here are without warranty. Note that it is possible to cause AC3D to exit from inside a script, and you could also corrupt AC3D internal model data if you don't know what you are doing.
Whan AC3D starts, it looks for *.tcl files in the scripts folder and it will run any scripts it finds there.
Changing/modding AC3D's own script files is possible but we cannot be reponsible for any problems that you may cause.:) It is recommended that experimentation with scripts is done on an alternate clean installation of AC3D.
To install a script, you will generally just need to copy the file into the scripts folder and restart AC3D.
AC3D is built on top of Tcl/Tk, a powerful industry-standard scripting language.
For more information about Tcl/Tk, see http://tcl.tk
Any scripts provided here are without warranty. Note that it is possible to cause AC3D to exit from inside a script, and you could also corrupt AC3D internal model data if you don't know what you are doing.
Whan AC3D starts, it looks for *.tcl files in the scripts folder and it will run any scripts it finds there.
Changing/modding AC3D's own script files is possible but we cannot be reponsible for any problems that you may cause.:) It is recommended that experimentation with scripts is done on an alternate clean installation of AC3D.