John’s WordPerfect Scripting Guide John Rethorst Except for the beautiful bookplate above, found authorless on the net, All Contents Copyright © 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 by John C. Rethorst. All rights reserved. Permission is given to copy and distribute this document, in whole only and including this copyright notice, only if no charge is made. To my Students Foreword A search for a good word processor is well worth the time. When starting a Ph.D. program – for which I would be doing a ton of writing – I toured Word, FullWrite, WriteNow and MacWrite Pro, and then tried WordPerfect, at that time in version 1. It had been panned in reviews, but I wanted to see for myself. What I found was one of the friendliest and most competent programs I had ever used. The reviews had taken the Mac version to task for being too DOS-like, and un-Mac like in other ways. “Too many hierarchical menus,” went one criticism. But most programs of any complexity these days have more hierarchical menus than WP 1 did. “Mac users don’t like codes” said someone else. Of course not, but Word now has them too – just because they can make some complex tasks much easier. I thought WP was a great program in many ways, but what I liked most were the macros. When version 2 added a scripting language to the macro engine, I was hooked. Driven by a typical Mac user’s quest for ultimate elegance, I found that I could add or fine-tune features with astonishing power and flexibility. Also, scripting was just plain fun. Then I taught an introductory computer course and wrote a lab manual for it that turned into my first book, Welcome to the Macintosh – From Mystery to Mastery. Before I knew it, I had become hooked on teaching and writing about computers, as well as on the beasts themselves. Putting two and two together, I thought I would write a book on WordPerfect Mac. Version 3 was then in development, a massive piece of engineering representing WP Corporation’s increasing commit- ment to the Mac marketplace. If I got busy, I could write about the program just in time for its release. Although I knew the book would be fun, I didn’t know I’d like doing it so much that instead of the 350 pages my publisher wanted, I gave them 550. The good people at Henry Holt were as supportive as ever, but we knew the market wouldn’t want a book much larger than that. Also, as Teach Yourself WordPerfect was to be a beginning to intermediate guide, I was lucky to be able to include a few examples of WP macro and AppleScript code. There was much more to write, and this is what turned up. A very special thanks for the collabo- ration of the World’s Greatest Technical Editor, Dan Smellow, who also taught computers with me at Cornell, and is a better programmer besides. Thanks also to Scott Lawton, Allan Greenier and Gero Herrmann for their valuable advice on AppleScript. This book assumes no prior knowledge of programming, but you should know how to use the Librarian to copy and install macro…

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2 Xfrog 4 Plugin Reference Manual Xfrog 4 Plugin for Cinema 4D Development Team Timm Dapper Software Bernd Lintermann Software Jan Walter Schliep Tutorials Andreas Kratky Reference Manual Orio Menoni XfrogPlants Basic Library Stewart McSherry Project Manager Usage Xfrog 4 Plugin for Cinema 4D is a copyrighted work available as a 30 day demo and as a for-sale licensed permanent version. Please note any intended use for any commercial purpose whatso- ever, or any use beyond trial of the 30 day demo requires purchase of this software plugin. Liability We hold no liability in the use or potential misuse of this software beyond prompt replacement of any faulty CDROM or other faulty supplied material by us to you. Copyright Notice The Xfrog 4 Reference Manual, along with the Xfrog 4 Cinema 4D plugin, XfrogPlants Basic Library and all associated electronic data, such as Textures, Rendered Images, Tutorials, Learning guides, are copyright (c) 2010 Xfrog Software 20202 Pacific Coast Highway #11 Malibu, CA 90265, USA www.xfrog.com, all rights reserved, and these materials may not be reproduced without permission. Please contact sales1@xfrog.com with any inquiries. Xfrog 4.2.2 for CINEMA 4D Reference Manual Addendum Table of Contents 1. Branch Caps................................................................................ 1 2. Branch Pruning........................................................................... 1 3. Spline Tropism............................................................................ 2 C1 and C2 so you can apply a different 1. Branch Caps Material to a Branch Cap. Branch Objects can now have Caps, very much like the SweepNURBS Object. This is useful when a Solid Object is needed and when the Branch Object does not end with 2. Branch Pruning a Thickness of zero. A Pruning Object can now be applied to all Branch Objects. The Branch stops growing at the point where the Branch Path intersects the Surface of the Pruning Object. There are two Prune Modes available. With Prune Mode Limit Growth the Branch internally clips the Growth value so that the Branch stops growing exactly at the point where it hits the Prune Object with all …