Maybe the imported splines are of an different class then “line”.
You can check if you select 1 object and type in the listener
classof $
And (numeric) enter… my code filters only on line, but if the class is different it won’t do a thing… I’m thinking that’s what happened… replacing line with the class you get will probably work.
-Johan
Yes you’re right. I changed that to SplineShape and it worked ok !
Wonderful.
Basicly it’s an dotnet Timer function which calls the weld function.
Hi I use max 8 at the office and your code with dotnet does not work in my computer. I spend the whole day trying to figure this “welding” issue without success within a loop. How could I activate or what should I install to be able to run this dotnet Timer function in my office’s PC? Would you please help me?
many thanks
G.
Hi Guimas,
Unfortunatly the dotNet solution will not work in max8, because it’s first implementation was in max 9…
Maybe you’ll have more luck with the timer control for rollouts. But it will require you to make a rollout… don’t know of any other way to use timers in max… maybe soneone else…?
If you want to weld in max8, use the second small script and install the AVGaurd extension form maxplugins.
-Johan
HOHOHO HAHAHAHA!!!
It worked!!! Amazing man, you’re the best!!! Thanks a lot!
HOHOHO HAHAHAHA!!!
see ya…