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hi to all..
there's a way to put also my personal preset under the "render preset" menù?
just saving configuration is too complicated...

thanks!..

Alberto

albertos2008 wrote:hi to all..
there's a way to put also my personal preset under the "render preset" menù?
just saving configuration is too complicated...

thanks!..

Alberto

Not without modifying Kray script. But if you know how to lscript then it should be easy.

You can use Load/save buttons to do the same though...

I will try the hard-way (I repeat "try")...
can I use the notepad?..

thanks!..

albertos2008 wrote:I will try the hard-way (I repeat "try")...
can I use the notepad?..

thanks!..

Yes, I recomend notepad++ though.

Download uncompiled scripts from the downloads page. Open kray.ls and browse to line 493 - this is where presets are stored.

It would be cool maybe in future after you type in Kray in the Cmds you can have a small add/Del button to store your own.

vpii wrote:It would be cool maybe in future after you type in Kray in the Cmds you can have a small add/Del button to store your own.

I've been thinking of adding this myself.

matt gorner wrote:

vpii wrote:It would be cool maybe in future after you type in Kray in the Cmds you can have a small add/Del button to store your own.

I've been thinking of adding this myself.

That would be very nice feature for sure.

Download uncompiled scripts from the downloads page. Open kray.ls and browse to line 493 - this is where presets are stored.

ok I'm trying to modify presets...
how can I recompile scripts? (sorry about ignorance!)

thanks

albertos2008 wrote:

Download uncompiled scripts from the downloads page. Open kray.ls and browse to line 493 - this is where presets are stored.

ok I'm trying to modify presets...
how can I recompile scripts? (sorry about ignorance!)

thanks

You don't really need to, compiling them doesn't really speed them up in anyway (if it does, only a very small amount) maybe loading time if compression is used, not sure. It's just allows you to protect your source code mainly.

But if you want to, look for the LSCompiler function in Layout (under 'Utilities' tab I think)

Don't worry about the 'Target' part, it will be changed to match the correct one for the script when loaded.

uhm.. I've tried to understand how preset system works.. but for now is difficult for me..
I'm thinking that adding presets will be a must-have feature in the future releases..
very useful!