try this: outputPath = getSavePath “Save to:” if (outputPath != undefined) do for obj in objects do exportFile (outputPath + “\” + obj.name + “.w3d”)…
you can use: exportFile <filename> #noPrompt all exporter windows will be supressed and filled with the default (or last used) values. Changin…
maybe this one might help you, its a replacement for the editMEsh modifier which doesn’t mess up uv coordinates when altering the geometry.
hi! i’m not that familiar with uvw mapping, but after taking a quick look at the mapping functions of an editPoly, this shouldn’t be such a big probl…
hmm, dont know why this would happen… maybe you should search in the \scripts, \stdplugs and \ui directory for the script, delete it, then restart max…
i just did some more changes: there now is an option for adding a mousepointer to the output images, a pause button and i changed the autograb, it now…
the scaling thing just didn’t get out of my head, so i read the manual again and found a way to scale fast enough, so you can enter a size now and out…
ok, i added an option to disable capturing while a mousebutton is pressed and a little info showing you how many images have been captured and some mi…
hmm… if you put the script in the script\ folder, it shouldn’t start automatically on startup. you can also put it into a toolbar so you have quick ac…
hehe, yeah, thats true i found this pretty useful for analyzing your workflow. i started capturing my work yesterday just for fun, and when i watched…
so why don’t use the make preview function in max? i think it does exactly what you want. but its also possible with the script, just set the speed to…
just added an option to the script to also grab the viewport on every change the user does to it, so the final video will be way smoother…
i just found the idea pretty useful to have a script that grabs the viewport, so i wrote a little one. it lets you set a time interval to grab the vie…
you can try to set up a timer event and then grab the viewport with the gw.getViewPortDib() command and save it incremental, then you’ll get a list of…
no need for a script here, just enable “Show Ghosting” in the Views Menu, if that’s what you wanted…