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The document outlines the steps to create a Shared Content Folder on individual user computers or a shared network location. It includes instructions for creating a 'CustomScripts' folder and specifies which README file to use based on whether CustomScripts have been previously installed. Additionally, it provides code snippets for creating and manipulating cylinder objects in a 3D modeling context.

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Readme First

The document outlines the steps to create a Shared Content Folder on individual user computers or a shared network location. It includes instructions for creating a 'CustomScripts' folder and specifies which README file to use based on whether CustomScripts have been previously installed. Additionally, it provides code snippets for creating and manipulating cylinder objects in a 3D modeling context.

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The following must be done on each individual user's computer unless the Shared

Content Folder is a network location that each user is setup to access as a group.
In the event that it is a shared network location, the following as well as the
subsequent README file, need only be done one time in the shared network location.

Create Shared Content Folder:

Location listed in Spec Editor, Select Tools > Modify Shared Content Folder

Using Windows Explorer, go to the "CPak Common" folder in the Shared Content
Folder

If it does not already exist, create new "CustomScripts" folder:

<Shared Content Folder>\CPak Common\CustomScripts

Close the Spec Editor if open.

If you already have CustomScripts previously installed on your computer and the
folder was not empty, you must use:

README_Non-Registered_Implementation.txt

If this is your first CustomScripts installation, you may use:

README_Registered_Implementation.txt

vb14 = CYLINDER(s,R=(d*0.15), H=(w/2), O=0).rotateY(210).translate(L/2,0,(h-


(d*.2)))
Flange1.uniteWith(vb14)
vb14.erase()
vb15 = CYLINDER(s,R=(d*0.15), H=(w/2), O=0).rotateY(330).translate(L/2,0,(h-
(d*.2)))
Flange1.uniteWith(vb15)
vb15.erase()

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