Look at System.XML.Serialization.XMLSerializer. I’ve never done it using maxscript though.

You could probably use a .NET XML Serializer to read in that XML document, since I’m sure that’s how Nicolas wrote the code. He loves Serialization!

Yes, these DLL’s are the magic behind the scene explorer and other ‘explorer’ tools inside of max.

It’s ok. Everyone learns sometime in their life.

Well, I don’t see anything fundamentally different from the Max 2009 startup order.

PEN: I have many scripted plugins that are usually loading from a sub directory of the plugins folder. In Max 2010 I’m getting unknown errors on all…

Take this script: (see attached) ( local fileName = GetSourceFileName() format “File Loaded: % ” fileName ) and place three copies of it in the fo…

That looks pretty convoluted. But then if you are desperate, such a thing wouldn’t be much of an obstacle, right?. Maxscript has always had language i…

LoneRobot: Does this mean the current docs are private? uh? No. They are part of the installation as usual. I don’t know of a public location wh…

Not public, but as usual, Bobo puts a lot of effort to document new features in the maxscript docs.

We are aware of this, and have made it a priority this time around to look at this. scorpion007: The code samples don’t show best practises ve…

This is possible because in maxscript, most syntax constructs are expressions, not statements. In C++, an if statement is a statement: if (true) … bec…

John, could you log a bug for this? Just try to point out that it belongs to the maxscript feature. A defect is SOOO much more likely to get fixed if …