[Closed] Getting spline vertex in maxplus

You mean maxscript?
getKnotPoint is what you need

Example: getKnotPoint $ 1 1

thanks for your replay but no i meant python.

the maxscript version would be like this.

fn getVertex splines =
(
thePoints = #() -- array of vertex positions	
	
theShapes = for o in splines where superclassof o == Shape collect o
	
for o = 1 to theShapes.count do
	(
		local subLineCount = numSplines theShapes[o] -- number of splines in the current spline

		for s = 1 to subLineCount do 
			(
				local numOfPoints = (numknots theShapes[o] s)
				
				for i = 1 to numOfPoints do 
				( 
					tmpNod = [0,0,0]
					
					tmp = (getknotpoint theShapes[o] s i)
					tmpNod.x = tmp.x 
					tmpNod.y = tmp.y 
					tmpNod.z = tmp.z
					
					append thePoints tmpNod					
				)
			)

	)
	
	return thePoints
)

getVertex selection

if anyone is interested this is one way to do it.

def getVertexfromShape(node, forceConvert=False):
    points = []

    # check if its a spline
    if node.Object.GetClassName() == "SplineShape":

        state = node.EvalWorldState()
        obj = state.Getobj()        
        mxShp = MaxPlus.SplineShape._CastFrom(obj)
        
        # make is a beziershape so we can get the vertices
        Bshp = MaxPlus.BezierShape._CastFrom(mxShp.GetShape())
        print("Shape has {} vertices and the shape is {}".format(Bshp.GetNumVerts(), isOpen))

        numVerts = Bshp.GetNumVerts()
        for v in range(numVerts):
            points.append(Bshp.GetVert(v))

        return points
    else:
        print "the shape must be SplineShape"
        return 0

and we use it like:
    n = MaxPlus.SelectionManager.GetNode(0)
    p = getVertexfromShape(n)

Guillermo Leal