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Hi! A plugin to play with: tSsymbols.
I developed this plug-in as an aid to model equations without to be stressed in searching/switching amongst fonts, since often I model with equations as markers. It add on scene some math and Greek symbols through two truetype fonts which map the usual, western, lower and upper case alphabetical keys. Once unzipped within the "..\tsx\" folder, the fonts needs to be installed onto the system: drag&drop it within the main Windows' font folder.
An equation write by mixing the usual key text and the tSsymbols one.

Zip: EDIT LATER:
I forgot to say that one must click the symbols within the dialog box to add it on scene.

Thanks very much - will be very usefull

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Engelskrieger79 wrote:Thanks very much - will be very usefull

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Happy you like it. BTW, the plugin is intended for western keyboard only; nonetheless do check whether also on yours keyboards some keys have been wrong mapped. Feedbacks and suggestions are appreciated.

Thank you for this handy tool.

In your screenshot, there's 2 plugins I don't think I've seen before. What are they for ?

Hallo Emmanuel, the icon on the left is a plugin which unify the two buttons "normalize location" (left click) and "normalize rotation" (right click) without to shift among the relevant buttons. I think there was already one which did the same operation, o no?
The second is a prototype (working) of a generic purpose "wiggle" based tSx organic deformator named "polyorg", for making grass, trunks, food, velvet, stones, asteroids, foam, rough minerals, underwater biology and more. Useful when either procedural textures and bumpmaps are not required.
such deformations are left to the user's phantasy, and some deformation works best whether subdivided after as well as whether some faces are first removed and then added newly. As example:
the naive fence below:
can be deformed and made "old" through the "bark" apply and/or a bit of "stone":
It work with division tools but SDS and only on polyhedrons. No undos, sorry.

The zip:

Very cool Thanks again!