the reason is quite logical. basically the macroscript is being defined before your startup script which means that “monochrome” will be interpreted a…

i mis-spelled ‘matchpattern’ ( was spelt ‘mattchpattern’ ) fix the typo and it will work EDIT: also check out the ‘NetRender’ interface in the help. …

it’s pretty straight forward. first get all the servers and then collect the one(s) you want into a new array and pass that as the servers argument. …

treeview.HideSelection = false MSDN is an invaluable resource for this type of thing:MSDN TreeView properties

not really near Glebe. Getting a bit off topic, should take this to a PM. about to send you one now…

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you appear the be missing some quotes in your script string and i think using loadmaxfile is not nessesary unless you’re planning on exporting from mu…

i think its because dotnet’s System.Windows.Forms controls have an enabled property and standard maxscript controls including the ‘dotnetcontrol’ wrap…

it seems to be that when you set the .dir property, it’s actually calculating a new transform matrix internally and applying that to the object. It wo…

AdamMax: How would I go about having a just a text entry, like <root> <child> text </child> </root> the xml element’…

I started to write a response but decided to link to Paul Neale’s xml tutorial instead since it does all the explaining for me and he’s likely to post…

check the target framework in the project properties. if you have it set to .NET 4.0(which I think would be the default in VS 2010) then that’s most l…

I have had no problems with using C# Dlls in max both from Visual Studio 2008 and VS Express 2008. you load a dll by using dotnet.loadAssembly @”C:\…

you can reference the PixelFormat enum using: PixelFormat = dotnetclass “System.Drawing.Imaging.PixelFormat” and pick the enum value you want using …