You can do a cui.RegisterDialogBar on a rolloutfloater where your rollout is part from. That way, your buttons keep working. Docking a dialog from a r…
Do not create a dialog first but dock the rollout directly instead. Davy
Johan, I found other issues with progressbar “but” I found a workaround where you simply call the progressUpdate (not too frequently) “without” using …
No, I don’t think there is a solution other than trying to disable this feature in windows 7 somehow. Cause it’s windows who decides if a program is r…
Yes, it is Windows 7 that overdraws a program when it is not responding fast enough. I hope it is something you can switch off in Windows 7? Otherwis…
Thanks a lot Davy
This is exactly what I was looking for and it works. Didn’t know yet about the symbolic pathnames. Thanks a lot Bobo! Davy
…yep, I know that works since that path is setup by default as your main script path. So I think it’s only possible to change that in max ini No oth…
Executing will turn “include” into a “filein”. Isn’t there an option to tell max where to search for scripts? I know it’s in the max ini file but th…
Yes but the reason of using “Include” is because it differs from “FileIn” where “Include” does not just read the file at script load but only when the…
…are you sure? Cause the help file says this about “include”: “This is a compile-time construct, therefore the file name specification must be a str…