Dubbie
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RE: DotNet NumericUpDown Control

Thanks Pete! Very useful!

16 years ago
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RE: DotNet NumericUpDown Control

It seems to return an Int when I do that.

16 years ago
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RE: DotNet NumericUpDown Control

Pete, a question regarding your control. Is there any way to get the float value from the spinner when you’re not asking it from a change handler? (w…

16 years ago
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RE: PathDeform (OSM) – move object to path

This solution works ok for when you have created the spline in the top viewport. YMMV when working with other cases. I just needed it to work for my c…

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RE: PathDeform (OSM) – move object to path

I just solved this one on Friday. I can send you my solution on Monday (your Sunday)

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RE: Idea for altering a Bobo script – will it work?

Why not just leave the trees as pflow? You can do everything you want model and material-wise as well inside pflow.

16 years ago
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RE: 10 things every max plugin developor should do

Thankyou very much for this post. To a self-taught coder, this stuff is gold.

16 years ago
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RE: How to distinguish between 2 axis

hmm, right you are. no wonder they appeared the same! If I apply a normal map to both, they render different. I figured that was because of the mirr…

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RE: Node that script controller belongs to?

Right you are (as usual) This is not well documented – the page: “‘this’ Local Variable in Scripted Controllers” explains it but is almost impossible…

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RE: Construct variable name from 2 strings

As a side question, why does it matter what the variable is called? I often found when I was learning scripting that each time I reached for the exec…

17 years ago
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RE: creating pathNames with variables

Try to avoid execute() if at all possible. The function you’re after is getNodeByName()

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