[CS4/JS] Puzzlify script

Question

Something I wanted to do for a while -- and, actually, spurred into action by this post: Cut image into separated pieces, from a dastardly dastard (he's my colleague at work, sitting right across me ... but that was a 'private' question. Laughs a-plenty when I told 'im this morning about this Great New Script I wrote. I'll get him for that (salt in his coffee, or something -- suggestions are welcome )).
Back to Topic: A Puzzlify Script.
Select a single object (or a grouped one, or a single bitmap) and run the script. Enter sensible values -- no funny numbers like 3.14159265 for a number of columns is allowed -- and click Okay. There! A jigsaw puzzle!
The original object gets duplicated for each puzzle piece, so try to be friendly to your computer -- the sample image above was a complicated symbol, so I rasterized it first.
You can leave either rows or columns blank (but you have to enter one of them) to make the puzzle pieces roughly square. Handy if you have a non-square puzzle and can't be bothered about the math.
The options at the bottom of the dialog are:
Traditional: create even/odd nubs per piece
Random: create nubs at random
Explode: move the pieces away from each other; if not checked, the puzzle will be 'finished'. Nothing random here, just the exploded view as above, right image (and the center image is 'finished'; the dotted lines were added manually, for clarity).
Delete original: delete the original source after creating the puzzle. Don't do that if you might still need it (then again, you can always remove the clipping path from any piece and get it back).
Before running the script, only the original object should be selected; afterwards, the original (if not deleted) is deselected but all puzzle pieces are selected.
If nothing at all happens, you might have not made a proper selection (One Object Only), or you tried some silly values or something.
Download from my site: www.jongware.com/binaries/puzzlify.zip , unzip if necessary, save in an appropriate location. When saved into your Illustrator/Presets/en_US/Scripts folder, it'll be available from the Scripts menu after a restart; otherwise, put it somewhere you can remember and browse for it when you need it.
Version Disclaimer: Written using CS4, so it might or might not work on other versions.
Here is Jongware's face, rightfully looking very pleased after wrestling a couple of hours with how-to-make each puzzle piece just a tiny bit random!

Answer 1

Jongware,
Your puzzlify script is very cool -- you have outdone yourself!
Next question, of course, is there a way to bevel the edges of the puzzle pieces. The 3D filter doesn't work too well for this.