/*

	This JScript example creates several operators and then moves

	them in the stack using the several options of MoveOperator.

*/

NewScene(null, null);

Sphere = CreatePrim("Sphere", "MeshSurface", null, null);

//Generate a subdivided sphere from this one

MeshSubdivideWithCenter(null, "sphere", null, siPersistentOperation, siKeepGenOpInputs);

GeneratorOp = GetValue("polymsh.polymsh.MeshSubdivideWithCenter");

//Create a twist operator in modeling construction mode

TwistOp = ApplyOp("Twist", Sphere, 3, siPersistentOperation, null, 0);

//Create a bend operator in animation construction mode

BendOp = ApplyOp("Bend", Sphere, 3, siPersistentOperation, null, 2);

SpherePrim = Sphere.ActivePrimitive;

//Move the twist operator after the bend operator.

//If we restrict the movement to "downward" only, it will do nothing,

//since the bendop is over the twistop in the stack:

MoveOperator(SpherePrim, TwistOp, 2 /*after*/, BendOp, 2/*downward only*/);

//If we restrict the movement to "upward", however, it is fine:

MoveOperator(SpherePrim, TwistOp, 2 /*after*/, BendOp, 1/*upward only*/);

//Move the generator at the top of the stack, so the 

//generated object inherits from deforms that are in the

//animation region of the input sphere:

MoveOperator(SpherePrim, GeneratorOp, 0 /*on top*/, "", 0/*any direction*/);