Without getting into some of the broader points of creating a dialog, your code is simply not formatted correctly, and your logic is slightly flawed. …
It would be much better if you could post a picture. -Dave
Well, what you want to do is not particularly easy. If your mesh is regular, ie, if the verts are paired in columns and rows, or the distance between …
Depending on the operation, polyOp will return different data. If a polyOp member function doest not return what you want then you almost always have …
SkinOps is one of those really annoying implementations. For skinOps to work properly, the node that is being operated on must be selected, and the mo…
Say we have two box objects. You could do it like this: $Box01.position.controller.x_position.controller = Box02.position.controller.x_position.cont…
I wrote a tool to do this exact thing. One of our modelers suggested it, and it works great. It works off the mouse input y axis. Let me check and see…
You need a 2 things. First, a rollut definition, and second, a collection of data, in the first case an array of objects. MAXScript has a handy tool …
You could simply keep the box nodes in an array like this: boxes = #() for i in 1 to 100 do ( bx = box() append boxes bx ) delete boxes This…
Don’t pay too much mind to the listener window. It usually spits out garbage code. Use the maxscript reference if possible. The method you want to us…
Like he said: theSphere = sphere() def = attributes radiusContainer ( parameters main ( RC type:#float animateable:true ) ) custAttributes.ad…
Honestly fferro2, I have to say that having used MAXscript proffesionally for a few years now, I can say the the documentation for it is probably the …
Without looking into the code, I would say it sounds like it’s that you are using Max9 and XP64. There is a thread talking about these issues here: …
Well, first off, the spinner does not have a controller by default. You have to manually add it. This controller can be any type of controller that r…
Can you explain a bit more in detail what you’re trying to do? The ik.controller.enabled value is a boolean represented as a float. That float can be…