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Including comments such as "/* Oh well this can get messy."? You've probably graduated from the Concise-Better-Yet-No-Comments School, like I did... I'll leave it to the experts as I haven't the slightest clue which API you are talking about.

I'll take that as a no...

That might qualify as thread-resurrection-and-hijack, but is there any chance to get a 64-bit compatible version of labpython? Currently, after correcting the erroneous path of lvpython.dll in the "PYTHON New Session" VI, loading fails with this pretty explicit message:

Somebody ought to fix that OpenG front page... Graphical!

It does indeed work. Nice workaround. Well that would require me to get into scripting first! But if I ever did and worked on it, I think there is one thing I'd tried to improve on this otherwise amazing toolbox: I'd make sure that wires don't originate necessarily from the "center" of the object, but rather from a natural starting point, such as one of the object's borders, for instance. Kudos anyway! PS: actually there is one more thing, which I think would be a nice addition: when modifying a "weirded" wire, it would be nice to reset the former "weirding" in order to avoid having crooked connections. "Cleaning up" the wire is not a very reliable solution, as NI's "cleaning" algorithm has some uncontrollable tendencies to whip wires around. PPS: and this: allow selecting multiple wires and apply the "weirdiness" to all selected branches.

I have installed the RCF plugin and it is quite amazing. However, I have discovered this little bug. In this situation: Choosing "Round Corners" will result in this: No other "Weird Wire" choice results in an error, so I suppose that there is some weird calculation somewhere, although I could not spot one after a cursory glance at the code.