Hello,
If you have max9 and max2008 installed will you please tell me the version number? execute this code in the listener and post the result:
maxversion()
Many thanks!
Josh.
Without executing the code, from top of my head Max 9 will returns #(9000,…) and Max 2008 will return #(10000,…) where the second and third elements of the array could be ignored. In general, you can grab (maxVersion())[1]/1000 and use something like
theVersionName = case ((maxVersion())[1]/1000) of
(
2: #max2
3: #max3
4: #max4
5: #max5
6: #max6
7: #max7
8: #max8
9: #max9
10: #max2008
11: #max2009
12: #max2010
)
Thanks Bobo,
figured as much but needed to check.
J.
hey actually Bobo,
You’re just the guy I need to ask, when were scene explorers added to max, what version? Also, when they were introduced could you use the scenemanager interface to add properties like in max2009?
Josh.
3ds Max 9 with Extension 1 Productivity Booster installed has version number 9500.
- Enrico
I’m sorry you got it that way, like trying to mark your post, or acting cool. I was just adding a little bit of information.
- Enrico
It’s all information. thanks to you both.
J.
SceneExplorerManager Interface and Scene Explorers were added in 3ds Max 2008.
-Eric
Thanks Mr Pixel Monkey!
I did the right thing and started a new topic for the second question
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=98&t=785458
Can you answer in more detail?
J.