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I like it then the one in maya. because it can do multi edges at once.
just a quick question, how did you managing between multi Continuous Edges?
I like to try to use this function with other idea.
is there any way to have get a string temp[0] = Continuous Edges 1, temp[1] = Continuous Edges 2 ...etc.
thank you!
yes just dissect the script ( sorry for all the speghetti back then )
And take a look at the string section of the mel/python docs there are a lot of useful string array comparison scripts.
Also sometimes using sets to complete array booleans is a lot quicker.
also blind data/color sets can be very useful and like regular sets can sometimes store areas even when the vert order has changed.
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man0war said almost 13 years ago: