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getSplineSelection <shape>
getSplitMesh <mesh>
getSubAnim <maxwrapper_object> <index>
getSubAnim <subAnim> <index>
getSubAnimName <maxwrapper_object> <index> [asString:<Boolean>]
getSubAnimNames <maxwrapper_object>
getSubdivisionDisplacement <mesh>
getSubMtl <material> <index>
getSubMtlSlotName <material> <index>
getSubTexmap (<material> | <texture>) <index>
getSubTexmapSlotName (<material> | <texture>) <index>
getTaskAxisState <node> <pos_or_rot_integer> <axis_integer>
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Just wondering, how often do you forget args that function requires?
ps. this list was made using 2014 docs, just in case
do you know what is the Levenshtein Distance?
you can make a pretty nifty macro for the searching of mxs functions
Many searches contain mispelled words, and users will expect these searches to magically work. This magic is often done using levenshtein distance.
I didn’t until now, my math background’s pretty mediocre.
I did a prototype last year that could search html maxhelp or show autocomplete using similar list or current document definitions, but… couldn’t find a way to execute it with a shortcut
Thanks Sergey.
Very useful!
not a first time I begin to search at github instead of here. Thank you, Denis.