denisT: group selection is a built-in max solution. it is possible to mimic this behavior with a custom solution but… why? you can find on this foru…

denisT: as i understood your only problem is correctly get a bounding box of contained members of a group. so let’s focus on this issue. as i sa…

denisT: there are no bugs in ‘group mechanics’. if anything works unexpected for you it doesn’t mean works wrong. ‘group’ is exactly what you are lo…

Hi again, I just woke and read the above responses. Both the code pasted, and the solution on the linked thread work for scripting purposes however a…

TheTool = ToolStruct() Declaring the global as the struct and then using the code as though it WAS the struct is very interesting. I wouldn’t have t…

Thanks PolyTools3D and Mambo4. The info you gave made sense and was useful. @LoneRobot: for i = 1 to 100 do (print “lmfao!”). I will spend more t…

Thanks for the answers guys. I’m sick and bed-ridden right now and will read them as soon as I can focus on work again.

Nevermind. I’m going to put all the rollouts below the huge struct. It’s just a lot of re-organizing that I probably needed to do anyway…

Denis, I’m trying to organize my script with the 1 global 1 struct system and I’m now having very serious problems with organizing the rollouts. My w…

denisT: might be helpful… also search in this forum for “nested structs”, “rollout in struct”… there are many different samples on this forum I …

1 struct in the entire script always? Only 1? EDIT: Using only 1 struct makes sense to me (after thinking about it more), and I have changed my scrip…

Yep. I already figured them out with the help of the 2nd link you gave. Your first one made me realize that I don’t have to declare global variables a…