Hi,
Does anyone know how to access all the scene maps and arrange them into an array? I did it using the sceneMaterials array, but there are some maps that are independent of Materials (they are not maps from the scene materials)… These maps I would like to get. I tryed the enumeratefiles but this function only returns the string names of those maps, not the maps objects.
Thanks,
Rodrigo
Hi rodrigo, Pascali has already asked the same question in another thread.
I hope this link help you out:
http://www.sloft.com/2005/11/26/maxscript-references/
See ya
Few weeks ago I stumbled upon a command that gives you all the maps in a scene, but for the life of me I cannot remember it or the script I used it for!!! I’ve spent some time yesterday looking for it in the reference but couldn’t find it…
Maybe someone else knows what I’m talking about?
Hi,
2 ways of doing this:
-
using ‘getClassInstances’ :
getClassInstances BitMapTexture -
using ‘enumeratefiles’
from The help :
(
BT=getClassInstances BitmapTexture
(
local mapfiles=#()
fn addmap mapfile =
(
local mapfileN=mapfile as name
local index=finditem mapfiles mapfileN
if index == 0 do append mapfiles mapfileN
)
enumeratefiles addmap
– meratefiles addmap #missing
sort mapfiles
for mapfile in mapfiles do print (mapfile as string)
)
)