Yes, it was fixed internally, but did not make it into the latest HF/SP for some reason.Hopefully in an upcoming HF. I made sure the developers are aw…
floatingworld: Thanks Bobo – very useful. I will report to autodesk. Isn’t my code saying print :‘Morph not found’ , if the channel isnt there? Anyw…
Looks like return() is kind of broken in 2012, as far as I can tell. It is normally implemented via an exception internally, and it looks like it is n…
This is because both conditions are always executed, and the LAST one to be executed prevails. So if your camera is Camera04, it will set the property…
Panayot: from the macro recorder: actionMan.executeAction 0 “16” Nice one! It is still asking about saving the scene, but I guess clearing the…
I don’t think there is a nice way to suppress that message (although it might be possible to handle it using the DialogMonitorOps and UIAccessor funct…
Did you read the explanation on the same page the methods were listed? Granted, the description of what mask does is a bit convoluted (it was taken di…
TheGrak: Would everyone agree on the comparisons below? Here’s the first one done, correct me if you see any errors – I’m new at this: …
Yeah, a nasty bug on the shipping Max 2012 version caused a file to be opened twice internally, but to be closed just once, resulting in file locking….
Glad you found your answer! And you can call execute() when reading that string back to turn it into an array again.
Then your code is pretty much what you need. A bunch of observations: *You don’t need to do seek() to 0 because when you open the file, it is at 0 alr…
If the INI file has correct [Categories], then you can use getIniSetting(). Otherwise, there are several ways to do what you did, and none is necessar…
Thanks to the beauty of MAXScript, my first example can be shortened to yourArray = #(#(), #(1,2,3), #(“a”,”b”,”c”)) yourArray = for i in yourArray …
A sub-array in an array is exactly like any other item. You can call deleteItem on it, or just collect the valid ones to remove the ones that you don’…
We have the same issue with Krakatoa (which contains a lot of scripted code) killing the MacroRecorder, and I have been unable to pinpoint the real pr…