You are trying to create something like a “System” plugin (like Biped, Sunlight System etc.) where one object controls all others. This will be tricky…
Try pre-declaring the variables before passing them by-reference to the function. According to the documentation, they are In and Out parameters, so y…
Or the less intimidating but slower alternative, theArray = #(“2011.01.15”, “2009.01.15”, “2011.05.16”, “2010.05.22”) sort theArray –sort forward …
In this specific format, regular string-based sorting should work. sort #(“2011.01.15”, “2009.01.15”, “2011.05.16”, “2010.05.22”) –> #(“2009.01.1…
Quoted For Agreement. Never used VME in my life and never will.
rollout slide “” ( slider slide “Slider” range:[1,6,1] type:#integer ticks:5 label lbl “Tick I” local lbltext = #(“Tick I”, “Tick II”, “Tick III”, …
First of all, the line filePath = “C:\ATProj est est.max_partlist.txt” should be either filePath = @”C:\ATProj est est.max_partlist.txt” or fileP…
The real issue is that the LOOP should be AFTER the Function. If you run it a second time, the function will be already defined and then it would run …
It works for me. You just have to remove the line ‘theMap.gizmo.transform’ which was not part of the code but part of an explanation. Here is a shor…
From reading through the MSDN answers, the problem is that you have to know the phone provider’s details to be able to send an SMS correctly. Most peo…
doCHtor: I have a “direct path” to controller that I want to lock (CAT’s timewarp) which is something like this: “$.controller.layers.controller[2]….
Did you happen to find the topic “How To … Assign Materials Automatically” in the MAXScript Help? But yes, using the callback you found would be eve…
To expand on this, the scenematerials library gets updated internally on file operations (because it is slow). To avoid the long wait when saving a la…
Paul, have to set the dotNet controls’ lifetime control to #dotnet via dotNet.setLifetimeControl as described in the topic “DotNet Objects and Classes…
Collect the objects to reveal into an array. Collect the positions’ X component (or whatever axis you want) in another array. Collect the indices of t…