I’ve tried that, but now the error is –Unable to convert: “1” to type:Integer (the # symbol is gone)
Yeeees. Works perfectly. Thanks Klunk
You mean maxscript? getKnotPoint is what you need Example: getKnotPoint $ 1 1
Few things come to mind: If there’s no particular reason, use tangent space, instead of object space NM. Check your smoothing group in Max(select al…
Klunk, your code needs a bit of study since it’s too advanced for me. But I’ve found this which has a very easy structure: Is there a difference wit…
I won’t try that, that’s for sure. Anyway, I’m looking for the logic that outputs correctly the indices. I will study that script and try to take some…
Aah sorry. Thanks pal.
PolyTools, after some testing I’ve noticed that it always return true. Both with white alpha or black and white alphas. Or maybe I just haven’t unders…
This is actually super fast. Can you explain these lines? pastebitmap img img2 [0,0] [0,0] type:#blend pastebitmap img img2 [0,0] [0,0] type:#blen…
Unfortunately, it was not that easy. Now I’ve fixed errors(alpha doesn’t have rgb), got rid of array and print messages. Anyway if the height of the i…