Yep, we are still using it. I am not dealing with cars that much but I know people love it. Thanks for the help!

Told you it was something simple!!! I was overcomplicating it with the transform matrix! Thanks alot Paul, everything works perfect this way.

From what I know, none of the loft properties are open to scripting because the core part of max which deals with it comes from one of the first versi…

Yes, you can add callbacks which run your scripts when you open a file. Look in reference for “callbacks”, they are explained really well.

The spinners have a .value property that you can change from your callback. Here is a simple code that demonstrates that: rollout rlt_test “test” …

I had the exact same issue wth the naming and I couldn’t make the postrender callbacks work. Haven’t tried it in max 9 though…

You can make a script file that holds all your functions and save it in scripts/startup. This way everytime you start max, that script will run and al…

The file stays locked most likely because you did not close the filestream. You can also run a gc() command and it will forcefully unlock the file but…

Yep, Dmaxer’s script is the one I was talking about in the first post.

Search in this forum or at scriptspot.com for. There is a script that already does what you need if I remember correctly. It woeks with midi files. So…

Try using the rollount name dot listboxname dot items. For example if the rollout name is myRollout and the listbox name is myListBox then you would c…

You can use callbacks for it but I tihnk it’s much easier to use Scene States or duplicate your scene. My 2 cents.

I don’t think you need any scripting for that. I am not sure if you can animate the Visible to camera property but the easy way I to do it is to have …

Can you explain more precisely what do you try to obtain as an end result? Maybe a sample case scenario might help.