most of the stuff you’ll need for dotnet controls can be found in the following namespaces: System.Windows.Forms System.Drawing System.Drawing.Imaging…

works fine for me in max 2010 XP64 if you’re not against using .NET controls, every .NET control has a MouseEnter event handler which is triggered wh…

I believe that max has its own internal ‘clipboard’ for stuff like copying modifiers, color swatches etc so doesnt actually use the windows clipboard….

what modifiers are causing the problems? this seems to work for me: polyop.setVert $.baseobject 1 [1,2,3] node:$

formattedprint x format:”03d” that will do what you want, look up formattedPrint in the help to see what else it can do

Denis has already given you the solution – the ItemSelectionChanged event. You can also take advantage of the dotnetMXSValue class and store a refere…

external applications are unnecessary, you can use the .NET Clipboard class to achieve the same thing and more: Clipboard = dotnetclass “System.Windo…

storing TriMeshes on a global track using custom attributes is kind of redundant since I need this for a scripted plugin which already has its own par…

maybe a simple example scene would help explain things?

where exactly are you coming across these escape characters that are causing the problem? I can only think of 2 occasions where this might happen: y…

i’m not sure why you are using execute if you are expecting each line to be a path string. based on your code i’d say that it should be: if (ss = ope…

that certainly is more elegant. I avoided the Find method because of the possibility of duplicate folder names but now that I think about it that woul…

setting the tv.SelectedNode to a string is not possible, you need to get the node from the node collection that contains it. Unfortunatly its not enou…