Does any of you know whay this code:
(
globalInstance = (dotNetClass "Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface").instance
oldSnapAngle = globalInstance.coreinterface7.SnapAngle_ as float
format "Old Snap Angle: % \n" oldSnapAngle
globalInstance.coreinterface7.SnapAngle_ = 3.5
)gives this error:
-- Error occurred in anonymous codeblock; filename: C:\Users\MMM\Desktop\GetSnapAngle_01.ms; position: 2; line: 1
-- MAXScript FileIn Exception:
-- Unknown property: "SnapAngle_" in dotNetObject:Autodesk.Max.Wrappers.Interface
-- MAXScript callstack:
-- thread data: threadID:17672
-- ------------------------------------------------------
-- [stack level: 0]
-- In anonymous codeblock; filename: C:\Users\MMM\Desktop\GetSnapAngle_01.ms; position: 143; line: 3
-- Locals:
-- globalInstance: dotNetObject:Autodesk.Max.__Global
-- oldSnapAngle: undefined
-- Externals:
-- ------------------------------------------------------
-- [stack level: 1]
-- called from top-level
3ds Max 2020.2
globalInstance = (dotNetClass "Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface").instance
globalInstance.coreinterface7.SnapAngle_sounds like “SnapAngle_” is not a property any more in your version of max
I don’t get any error in Max 2020.2
i don’t have the error either in 2016
I also don’t get any error in max 2020.2 but this error occurs on another person’s PC and his max 2020.2.
Is there any chance third party tool to “override” the “SnapAngle_”?
it seems like your client uses another interface
no. but in code there might be mistake. your client has to show you whole error log.
This is the whole error log. Nothing else is printed in the maxscript listener.
what is this line?
ask him/her to go to the listener and execute the line:
(dotNetClass "Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface").instance.coreinterface7.SnapAngle_it will show the issue
This is the code that I posted inmy first post but saved in a ms file, which I sent to him. Since he run 3ds Max as administrator I suppose that he ran the code by Scripting – Run Script.
I suppose that this should show if he have SnapAngle_ or not?
(
globalInstance = (dotNetClass “Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface”).instance
show globalInstance.coreinterface7
)
OK. I will.