Using Modeler LScripts

STEP 1 - Copy the lsc file that you downloaded into the Newtek/Plugins/Modeler/LSCRIPT_SCRIPTS directory.

STEP 2 - In modeler, click the Objects tab to get to the objects menu. There is a pull-down menu labeled Custom. This is how you access some of modeler's plugins. (The rest are in the Tools menu under Custom).

STEP 3 - From this Custom menu, select the Lscript/RT plug-in. A file requestor will pop up. Navigate yourself to the Newtek/Plugins/Modeler/LSCRIPT_SCRIPTS directory (if you're not already there) and select the lsc file you want to run.

Using Surface Shader LScripts

STEP 1 - Copy the lsc file that you downloaded into the Newtek/Plugins/Layout/LSCRIPT-PT directory.

STEP 2 - In Layout, open the Surfaces panel. Select the surface you want to apply the plug-in to. Then, click on the Advanced Options tab.

STEP 3 - Click on one of the bars that say (none) and a little menu pops up. Select LS/Procedural-RT.

STEP 4 - Click on the Options button beside the bar where you selected the LS/Procedural-RT plug-in. A file requestor will pop up. Navigate yourself to the Newtek/Plugins/Layout/LSCRIPT-PT directory (if you're not already there) and select the lsc file you want to apply. The LS/Procedural-RT name on the selection bar will change to reflect the chosen script.

STEP 5 - You're almost done! Now, the Options button will get you to the script's options instead of a file requestor. Click it to set the options if there are any. That's it! You're done.

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