There’s pretty much 3 parts to space switching, the keying, the cleaning, and the ui – the last parts take the longest as it needs to feel VERY natura…

Use a dotNetTimer and event: You could do something like when the transform of the selection changes a count get appended. If the count doesnt cha…

fn getSubs obj children = ( for i = 1 to (getSubAnimNames obj).count do ( try ( if obj[i].isAnimated != False do ( append children[1] (getSubAnimName…

Ref.dependsOn seems to do the trick

Dont know if gen class is completely random, but well unless i use qubits nothing else will be. ( ts = timestamp() mem = heapfree arr = #() f…

Im with you on this – installers suck. I’d rather see some sort of ‘service’ you log on to, check the scripts you need to use and fire and forget. Som…

Umm… To do it visually off the top of my as how you described – well you’d need firstly i think to store the transform of the object when the you sele…

So basically you want, when you click on an axis you basically select it somehow – and then when you drag with ctrl/shift selected it rotates about it…

Got your PM, you still stuck on this?

Ruramuq: ok, here’s my test TheGrak: credit to Lanquetin and Neveu that shows clearly how to reverse it. as the papers say’s it won’t work with su…

Transforms are always relative be it to there parent, the world or some space. If you wanted the position to be relative to another object without it …

groutcho: Hi all, I’ve stumbled upon a splinter in my foot… function displayRollout _rollout = ( try (destroyDialog _rollout)catch() …

I’ve done batch loading and saving in max, importing data, loading, exporting etc… with no strangeness. Do you have some code we can look at?