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"As a programmer from 30 years ago, I couldn’t quite get a handle on LSL structure and syntax. I saw MOAB advertised and grabbed it. ... MOAB is truly brilliant in how it works, and the ease of use. Antonius is a nice fellow and will always answer any queries you may have. ...The price is great value for what you get, you get more than what you see. "

"...I got this about a month ago, has some quirks felt like a noob not understanding it, but I kept at it and it's an awesome tool. ... this is really good, it's fun and I'm always learning. 5 stars is a must. Keep up the good work Antonius"

"Felt like a newbie for a few days. I can script by hand but this just makes it so much easier. Very nice work Antonius."

"I have been in SL for quite a few years now and my main interest has been Building. I have dabbled in scripting but up until now I have found it quite a chore ... Creating scripts with this application is a little like building. You put the blocks together and if you are lucky it all looks good and works. ... As far as price is concerned I feel its worth much more than it is sold for. It must have taken ages to create and I take my hat off to Antonius. ... Anyway, to sum it up. Well worth the money."

"Damn I wish this had been around when I started scripting all those years ago! This thing is just, to be blunt, bloody brilliant. ... Worth every L$ in my opinion. New to scripting or even a professional scripter, this tool is just what we have been waiting for."

"I love this tool. MiceOnABeam is awesome. I have been trying hard to learn scripting and having a hard time. Then I found this... The best 3000L I ever spent. I haven't stopped using it since I got it... Making script after script just to see how it works."

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Modeling Features Forum > Problem with using Final State in v0.2.0B

A critical bug has been reported in v0.2.0B that occurs when using a Final State modeling component. MiceOnABeam will crash when drawing a transition to a Final State.

The problem was introduced by a small last minute addition to v0.2.0B that ensured that a transition with a Completion event could not be directly connected to a Final State (thereby creating an infinite loop in the model).

Fortunately there's a simple workaround: Just create the new transition first to another state. Then select and drag the transition's end-point over to the Final State.

Antonius

March 6, 2010 | Registered CommenterAntonius Frentis