Wait for it… Wait for it… Denis has a question!!! (sorry Denis couldn’t resist) :bowdown:

Haha! Awesome, thanks Paul!

Here it is Sorry if this is the same Denis posted but I can’t scroll whats on Code tags on the iPad.

There’s an example here in the forum from Bobo or Denis that I think it uses the .visible property of the subrollouts or rollouts, can’t quite remembe…

No problem, glad to help and learned something new

There you go dude, tested and working. 3dsmax.exe -mxs “global inputdir = @\”c:\ ttobj\\objs\”;global outputdir = @\”c:\ ttobj\\export\”;filein @\”c…

From what I’ve read so far it is impossible to change the process arguments after it has been started. Also it seems that it’s possible to instance th…

OK got it, I got it right in the first example, the problem was the \ and ” interpretation from cmd.exe, so here’s the supposed correct method: 3dsma…

Well… after punching my head with this I think we might be over complicating this… if you want to batch export, why just dont you do 3dsmax.exe impor…

I just thought of something that also might work. You could write your script so that it runs inside a function that has two args: global batchio Fun…

Pete that would work but then he couldn’t pass the input and output dir as a command line argument which it seems what he wants maybe because he needs…

I never did something like that but from reading the help file cant you do something like: 3dsmax -mxs “global inputdir = @“C:\TEST_INPUT”;global out…

Check this out: And Light solution on the same thread:

I dont know if I recall it correctly, but I think there was a problem with structs/functions and eventhandlers.

Hahaha :bowdown: