ObjectPositionSaver

Plugins ObjectPositionSaver

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Oh! I had a problem that this plugin looks to resolve. But I was only able to store the position of 3 items using VAM's Native StoreToSlot1, 2, 3 feature. Any way you can make a way to add any number of items (UID's) and Save them, and load them later by button trigger?
 
VamMoose said:
Oh! I had a problem that this plugin looks to resolve. But I was only able to store the position of 3 items using VAM's Native StoreToSlot1, 2, 3 feature. Any way you can make a way to add any number of items (UID's) and Save them, and load them later by button trigger?
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ObjectPositionSaver can select and change the target like a trigger from the outside.
So, the function to save 3 things was meaningless and was removed.

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Oh. so then I'd need to create some kinda for-each loop to change target, save, change target, save, etc to save the positions of... 12 items for example then a separate one to restore all the saved locations?

Might have to experiment to see if this works the way I hope it does.
 
how the hell do I use this!? By the description of this plugin, it would seem I would be able to use it to save the x/y/z position of an atom for later use

I can't seem to do that at all.
 
TdotONY said:
how the hell do I use this!? By the description of this plugin, it would seem I would be able to use it to save the x/y/z position of an atom for later use

I can't seem to do that at all.
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I uploaded some videos for you.
I hope this helps.
 
Feel said:
I uploaded some videos for you.
I hope this helps.
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Oh I thought it was able to just save a list of xyz positions for the atom then move between them as required.

By the look of your videos, it's not actually saving a position at all, it's moving the atom to the location of another atom (presumably by changing the atom's parent states?)
 
TdotONY said:
Oh I thought it was able to just save a list of xyz positions for the atom then move between them as required.

By the look of your videos, it's not actually saving a position at all, it's moving the atom to the location of another atom (presumably by changing the atom's parent states?)
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Actually you are right.
you can think of it as still underdeveloped.
 
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