Don’t know if you guys are in max2012 yet, the subscription extension supplied the maxdotnet dll with which you can use ironpython : Best I can thin…

Ok, for firefox and chrome users I have a decent solution for coloring the online helpfile. Get the Stylish extension (FF or Chrome) FF > Chrome…

Someone should come up with a grease monkey script or something, for me the online help seems to work relatively fast, and I like it that I can have m…

There sure is. [b]lc = LookAt_Constraint()[/b] show lc lc.[b]target_axis[/b] 0 lc.[b]target_axisFlip[/b] false — etc. Also checkout t…

It will be something like: refs.dependentNodes this “this” is the plugin reference self, then refs.dependentNodes will return an array with the depe…

Looks like it’s hold up in memory but not released in any way. Weird. -Johan

In addition take a look at my post here: It adds back the original colors from the old helpfile. You have to add the stylish extension and download …

Maybe this dotnet interface can solve the problems with trying to do things on another thread or with the communication from the outside to max, becau…

Maybe this can speed it up a bit, but haven’t checked it. myPosCtrls = for pClass in PositionController.classes where (pInst = getClassInstances pCl…

You can itterate the “scenematerials” array, then you’re sure you’re only get the materials assigned to objects. But you’ll have to take care of multi…

Normally OOP programming allows overloading of functions. So you have to define multiple functions in the source with the same name but width differen…

Also make sure mono space font setting is off

Lol, I expressed in that thread’s comments my feeling about this service. -Johan

+1 +2 +3 (it seems the only logic response to that request :)) -Johan

I think we all know what this will lead to, right?! I also have a custom color scheme, and wouldn’t it be nice if there was some way of distributing t…