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Ah yes thank you so much!

many thanks for the information and the friendly attitude.
i think its better for me to start another well-structured topic regarding my question.

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Hi Unfortually this is not exposed, since it retrieve automatically the size of the view.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hi,

1- you can't with python. (I'm not even sure you can with c++)
2 - I'm not sure to fully following you. I don't understand the "render preview image" is that a command? In the preferences there is a "Render scene" option. That's maybe the version I'm using. (R24)

To fix the texture path in your material presets, you would need to set the preview with a file save on your harddrive. But this is not possible with Python.

Cheers,
Manuel

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Just one last comment on this licensing issue.

I have a video that tells users how to install and license my own plugins for R21 upwards.

It has been viewed 33,882 times as of today. It is my most watched video every month.

I don’t have that many customers or sales.

These views are from regular C4D users using Google to figure out what to do now since the old way is gone.

Hi,

Spline Segment are explained in the Cinema 4D documentation

About the initialisation, if you just move the point that should work but i would recommend to init again SplineLengthData.
if you add a point, you need to initialize the SplineLengthData again.

Cheers,
Manuel

I actually found the solution while posting the question but wanted to still post it in order to help others who might have the same problem. (If this is against community guidelines I apologise)

The solution is to use the CKey.SetGeData() method. Done!

I also just ran into this...
< R24 you dont have BaseList2D.IsNodeBased, but as a small hack you can do:

def isNodeMaterial(op): return True if op.GetType == c4d.Mmaterial and '[Node]' in op.GetBubbleHelp() else False