Has anyone actually installed the subscription update? I’m not seeing the dll files mentioned in the SDK documentation here. Either I didn’t install…

Is there some specific reason you need to use a memory pipe? Here are work we use both WCF and the ManagedServices.dll that ships with Max to communi…

To use autocomplete with the maxScript .api file, first you need the file. Below is a script that will generate it for you. Then, as you start typi…

Another correction… colour.string.verbatim:fore:#CB7A7A should be… colour.string.verbatim=fore:#CB7A7A And just for fun, here are the extra settin…

Typo: indent.closeing=0 Should be: indent.closing=0

Yeah, I ran into that same problem too. Setting the lifetimeControl after the control is created is definitely the way to go.

This may or may not help, but here is an exchange I had with Larry Minton regarding the SetLifetimeControl function… LarryMinton wrote: Just a FWIW…

I came across this blog post that covers what’s new in .Net and WPF 4. click

There are language improvements for C#, feature improvements in Visual Studio 2010, and new control types and rendering options available with WPF. I…

If you just want to increment the number at the end of the name, you can just use the “uniqueName” command. $.name = uniqueName “bob_” Renames the s…

I think that’s what it is. If you run the script by clicking “Execute All” from the “Tools” menu instead of the Ctrl-E shortcut, it works as expected…

Interesting. It seems that Ctrl-Space populates the autocomplete window with matches from the api file(s), and Ctrl-Enter uses the current document. …