OK, I updated it with some major changes: the ability to save window size the colors for the object display window are now present in the color …

Hey thanks for the feedback! Radio buttons type system would stop you from being able to see both hidden and frozen objects with non-hidden and objec…

try taking out the ‘d’ in closed try(destroyDialog myDialog)catch() –try to destroy a dialog from previous session rollout myDialog “Dialog” –def…

You could also try “on <rollout> close do ( );” which will call the functions inside the “()”’s when the rollout is destroyed.

Are you sure this is in the max 7 help? I can’t find any reference to this in any of the max 7 maxscipt help docs? The most information I can get ou…

try: rollout listview_rollout “tst” width:180 height:180 ( activeXControl lv_obj “MSComctlLib.ListViewCtrl” width:150 height:150 on listview_rollo…

well try this… foo_Vert1 = polyop.getVertSelection $ as array foo_Vert1_POS = polyop.getvert $ foo_Vert1[1] for eachVert in foo_Vert1 do ( curr…

Do you have a link to a tool that does the flatten to an axis? I might be able to assist you in making a slight modification to an existing tool?

To get the name of an object just do ‘.name’ i.e. theObjArray = $somename* as array; theNameArray = (for eachObj in theObjArray collect eachObj.nam…

It’s not complete but it’s fix a couple of immediate issues. Your problem was you were setting the rollout array to be strings and not rollouts and y…

try: trackbar.filter = #all trackbar.filter = #TMOnly trackbar.filter = #currentTM trackbar.filter = #object trackbar.filter = #mat

It could be because you’re not tying the controls to a parameter. Try posting the script and people will be able to quickly identify the problem.

There is a small but vital difference between maxscript and macroscript and that’s how they are evaluated. I’ve found that macroscripts are evaluat…

curSelFace = getFaceSelection selection[1].mesh for eachFace in curSelFace do ( setFaceMatID selection[1] eachFace 4 ) where the ‘4’ in ‘set…