[Closed] (Rhetorical question) is it possible to define structure inside structure

Yes, you can.

struct info_struct
(
   struct obj_info(obj_name, obj_transform)
   new_var = "Variable"

   fn get_info obj =  
   (
      obj_data = obj_info obj.name obj.transform      
   )   

)


-- get the info on an object in the scene named "box01"
object_info = main_struct.get_info $box01

whatchu smokin on bro?

I don’t think it will work. Also nested structures is not what max would support accoring to me…

Can you make some structs via dot net when making a class library and pass data from max to the structs?

I have not used .NET much…

Umm…I think we should sometimes when we get errors…
Probably you can refer to making nested structs in c++, which I do generally.

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/structures/

Is there any other solution?

I tried making structs and passing them to other structs, but the data type in struct is just a data.
if i do this:

global inner_Struct
struct inner_Struct (param1, param2)
struct outerStruct(inner_Struct, age, sex, location)

even if inner_Struct is a global variable, max takes it to be another parameter not a struct!!!

we are talking about mxs… pure maxscript

I don’t have max at home – but I would think this should work…

  -- struct def'ntions
  struct a ( aVar = "someinfo" )
   struct b ( bVar = undefined )
   
  -- instantiate struct a
   aStruct = a()
  
  -- instantiate struct b with struct a as a parameter. 
   bStruct = b aStruct
  
  print (bStruct.aStruct.aVar)
  
  

struct a
(
	fn b =
	(
		struct c 
		(
			x
		)		
		
		c()
	),
	
	d = b()	
)

aa = a()

struct a
(
	g,
	 
 	fn b =
 	(
 		g = struct c 
 		(
 			x
 		)		
 	),
 	
 	d = b(),
	
	h = g()
)
 
 aa = a()

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