push()  functions on large MODO scenes. Push Points allow you to instantly add or remove vertices or groups of points from the scene. You can quickly and effectively place or remove multiple points in the scene which can be a pain when working with large MODO scenes. Anytime you need to push or remove the location of a mesh, group, point or camera from the scene, you can simply use Push Points. This includes immediate removal, immediate addition, and pushing the point to a new location. This is achieved using the MOP's Is Point Valid function which allows you to determine if a point is valid or not. This is done so that you can determine if the point is valid for deletion or addition. You can also select a certain set of points or points from a specific layer to create a group which can then be added or removed from the scene. In addition to pushing points, Push Points are also used to create Stair objects in MODO. The Push Points boolean kit also includes a set of functions to create different types of push stairs. For example: Standard Push Stairs which are used to create stairs by connecting the bottom of the stair with the world's origin point.
References 
 The Fine Art of Modo: Open source 3D creation: The definitive, step-by-step guide to MODO 6 by David Rieckschlag. Rieckchlag Publishing. New York, NY. 
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