All, > Using a scrollbar in an interface for the user to define a value is > total evil. I have to disagree... ;) I'll just say 'Terragen' and leave it at that. To each their own ;) :D By the way, thanks for explaining the differences between the various objects - a little bit of knowledge never did harm to anyone (well, it doesn't harm people in ordinary circumstances ;) ) > Interface related : a check box next to each properties. If all of them > are unchecked, it's up to the user to stop the rendering. And one will be checked by default? (For new users this may be a good idea - see below for where I'm coming from - as I wrote that before I wrote this ;) ) > Imagine if it was a pop-up, you could get a message like : LOL, yeah, that's a bit much... I was thinking more like: "One of your criteria has been met - would you like to continue until the next criteria?" I'm thinking this is going to be an advanced feature - meaning one that new users won't be using until they've learned other aspects first. As such, most people are going to use settings they typically use, and won't need a run-down of all that's left until it's finally done... > Okay, we'll have three radio buttons for the script-maker animation > type : > - Rotisserie (X axis) > - Microwave (Y axis) > - Washing machine (Z axis) That's the word I was looking for ;) Radio buttons though? [Uh-oh ;)] So no multi-directional rotation? ;) [Thanks for putting up with me :D ;)] ~James -- James Skemp jamesrskemp@xxxxxx http://jamesrskemp.net/ ====================================================== The Chaoscope mailing-list Archives : //www.freelists.org/archives/chaoscope Admin contact : chaoscope@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Web site : http://www.chaoscope.org ======================================================