gazybara
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RE: dotNet UI

enableAccelerators allows you to type in the controls.

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RE: dotNet UI

try(DestroyDialog ::unnamedRollout)catch() rollout unnamedRollout “Untitled” width:260 height:184 ( fn changeTxtColor ctrl splitAfter:10 = ( …

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RE: dotNet UI

Try to wrap code with tag next time I organized your code a bit ( local rootObjs=#(), objectTree=#() –Will hold all the root nodes found in the sc…

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RE: Edge Extrude "Preset" for toolbar

Because “Extrude Edge” is not exposed in maxscript you can use Edit_Poly modifier. NOTE: if you not check “Collapse to Poly” checkbox E-Poly modifier …

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RE: filtering selectionSets by name?

Try this concept with search bar try (DestroyDialog ::testRoll) catch() rollout testRoll “Combo Box” ( fn ssCollection patt: = ( …

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RE: Possible using createdialog style like 3dsmax loading interface?

Suggestion for new max splash screen ( if ::form != undefined do try(form.close())catch() local maxBC = (colorMan.getColor #background) * 255.0 …

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RE: Possible using createdialog style like 3dsmax loading interface?

Or using .net form (RMB to close form) ( if ::form != undefined do try(form.close())catch() fn maxHW = (dotNetObject “maxCustomControls.win3…

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RE: For loop breaks code??

You can’t append array with array. Only U can JOIN them. In mxs help you can find very nice description of array values. Try this way WallTypes = …

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RE: structs and referencing functions within itself

I will use “this” instead of “myStruct”

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RE: how to use the "collect "command?

Similar way using mapped fn vrMtls = #() mapped fn collectVRayMatsByID arr &mtls = ( if isKindOf arr.material VRayMtl and arr.material…

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RE: how to use the "collect "command?

Maybe this aproch. I don’t know is it fast but at least you can try arrNames = #() mapped fn collectObjNames arr &names = ( append names arr.na…

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RE: how to use the "collect "command?

Mambo4: thanks for your responses. Of course ! How silly of me to think I could look up a keyword by the keyword. And don’t forget about dontCo…

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