instead of using coordsys, multiply your offset by an appropriate rotation matrix. For example — for grid coordsys obj = activeGrid tm = obj.transfo…
SyncViewS: When you select an Editable Poly and are on level 0, the element (vertex, edge, poly) right under the mouse is highlighted … The viewpor…
updated example with expanded top node and an optional ignoreList parameter: try(destroyDialog theRollout)catch() rollout theRollout “The Rollout” w…
PEN: Ah I see, well you can use the tab property of each treeView node… I think you mean tag with a G PEN: Then when accessing in that di…
wrote this before I refreshed and saw Artur’s response. Regardless this still might help: try(destroyDialog theRollout)catch() rollout theRollout “Th…
are you guys using #manual for any particular reason? Have you tried: m = NetRender.GetManager() m.Connect #automatic “255.255.255.0”
form = dotnetobject “MaxCustomControls.MaxForm” form.ShowModeless() tested in max 2010 x64 on WinXP x64 EDIT: the code you posted also works on my …
I tend not to use the coordsys context. Not that its broken or anything, I think that I’m just more comfortable with vector math. Since you are just m…
unfortunately my knowledge of telnet itself is zero so I’m afraid I cannot be of any further assistance
“System.Object” is a class called ‘Object’ in the ‘System’ namespace. This class is the base class of all dotnet classes. All ‘top level’ classes impl…
A google search turned up an open source Telnet class library with this class found at . If this is what you are using the syntax for the class string…
or you could do this: stringArray = with printAllElements on myArray as string EDIT: this was in response to Gavin’s post, not the OP’s original pro…
the maxscript copy function does not work on dotnetobjects. your best bet is to create a function with arguments of the parameters you need to change….
I am now facing the same problem, did you ever find a solution to this?
you can ‘attach’ 2 trimesh’s together using meshop.attach <target_trimesh> <source_trimesh>, otherwise to get the boolean as far as I know…