Hi everyone! Does anyone know how to catch the end of the function swiftloop (right mouse click)
it all goes through the CommandModeCallback mechanism … As far as I know, it is not published for MXS (it may be in the most recent MAX versions (2020, 2021) but not documented).
So I don’t see a way to catch the command mode change event through pure MXS. With SDK it’s sure possible.
To keep it simple you can use timer and on each tick check whether
windows.getChildHWND #max "Mouse Tool"
returns anything meaningful. But of course it works in English gui version only.
( anoher method to access status bar message:(dotNetClass "Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface").Instance.coreinterface10.prompt )
otherwise you can check the ID of current command mode like this
for SwiftLoop it is 91169 (I guess this number is unique and corresponds to a single command mode)
g = (dotNetClass "Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface").Instance
format "%\n" (g.coreinterface14.CommandMode.Id)Also c# sdk provides Autodesk.Max.Plugins.CommandModeChangedCallback abstract class that you can derive from to catch the event