Thank you! Your method is much easier than mine. I got a crazy way to do this! I’m very luck to see your reply.I’m a lucky man! :bounce:
And this is my code below. I wanna get the properties of the selection’s material. What’s my problem? — collect material properties fn collectMatPr…
Thank you! Yeah,you were right.But what you said seems not to be the big issue.
I’ve thought about it much and I agree with you!
My friend SITT have fixed my script to the following: try(destroyDialog posChangeTest) catch() rollout posChangeTest “Pos Change” ( button bt1 “Cl…
I found it still didn’t work. So how shall we do?
Thank you! I’ve found this method from this file below: [left][3dsMax Path]\stdplugs\stdscripts\NET_ListViewWrapper.ms[/left] [left]:bounce: [/left]
I know that we can use a .net button and set its foreColor to a disired color. But my problem is that the foreColor property is a System.Drawing.Color…
I think we could simplify your script a litte bit like this: Obj.RotVal.Rot += dist/obj.radius – this is a radian value ‘Cause you can see your scrip…
I think the absolute value of its speed at 2 frame is zero. But its acceleration is not zero. Well, the case I was given is a special one. I think v …
Yeah, frame is enough. But what if the position of the object is like this: at frame 1 : p1 = [0,50,0] at frame 2 : p0 = [0,100,0] at frame 3 : p2 = …
3rd Dimentia: This should do it. Very similar to the vector and transform slope answer, but I understand this one. SpeedPerFrame = ((distance (at …