You are welcome Yes, the example of the documentation threw me off too: mesh = mesh + currentMesh –accummulate the moved value into the output mes…

I think the problem is that the assignment you do at the end (mesh = curMesh) changes the reference of the original mesh instead of updating it (someo…

If you are sure the shot number will always be on the same position you can use filterString, something like: nameParts = filterstring maxFileName ” …

It should be something like this: (maxfilepath + @”output\” + texture + “_” + cam.name + “.png”) Notice I’ve added “@” before “output\” because the b…

You are building the output file path incorrectly. You should check how maxscript string operations work. (maxfilepath + “Texture” + “_” + “cam.name….

No worries. Yep, render() by default uses most of the render settings of the current scene, but you can override them if you want to. For instance you…

You have to get used to reading maxscript error messages: – Unable to convert: undefined to type: String Means that is trying to combine a “thing th…

I assumed you wanted to use all the cameras on the scene, to specify the names of the cameras you want to use you can do something like this: — Spec…

No problem

Doh, sorry, the problem is that you used the wrong parameter on scenematerials, it should be m = scenematerials[materialName]

OK, I see it now. It seems that the material is not found in the scene, do you have a material named “Material_1” assigned to any object?

I can’t see the error, did you attach an image? You can paste the console output here if uploading images doesn’t work.

I would do something like this: — Specify the name of the material you want to change materialName = “myMaterial” — Get the material by name m = s…

You are welcome