I stopped using crappy bloated ACDSee as soon as I found XnView. Which craps on ACDSee from a great height. And is free. And reads RPF. And shows prev…

Hey, So the wheel is FIXED to the end of SuspensionArm_Right_05 and SuspensionArm_Right_05 is supposed to rotate as if it was being pushed by the whe…

Can you post a max file?

HalfVector: For example, imagine you have multiple paths. The percentage value is valid for all paths (so you only need one percentage) but a distan…

Hi Jonathon, Well Rene is coming round on Tuesday to take a look. She souds quite excited by getting into the nuts and bolts of a 3D package! I’ll p…

Ola Jonathan! Great work on that C++ extension. I do a lot of Max Scripting myself, and would love to get into myself at some point, but it looks lik…

If you’re using a path constarint, or a path deform, it’s a piece of piss. Time is along the bottom, values (% along path) up the side. If you go qui…

No way! Learn to use the track vew. You’ll do the same animation in a fraction of the time. You’ll only need a few keys … just let max do the interpol…

Just script it. Select your objects and run: gpMembers = $ gpHead = dummy pos:gpMembers.center name:”New Group” setGroupHead gpHead true for obj …

Funilly enough I’ve been working on grouping this week! You can set any object to be a group head from my discoveries, then you set other objects as …

Thanks mate, that’s what I thought. Cheers, Dave

Hi Stev, Sure you need to build a recursive function. Try this… fn getChildrenRecursive obj arr= ( if obj.children.count > 0 then ( for c in…

Post the script…

Gotcha. Not exposed I’m afraid!