blimey ! hardcore, my brain is usually fried by midnight ! I sometimes look at code written in the early hours at a later date and the thought that go…

up early denis !

I was trying it in max 10, will give it a twirl in 13

I get an error on the line compilerResults.CompiledAssembly.CreateInstance “DoubleOps” – Runtime error: dotNet runtime exception: Could not load fil…

you need to catch the jump error when trying to drag the scroll bar down when the window is large enough not to need a scroll bar.

where’s bb defined ?

you’ll find SplitFilename(…) in the sdk is a useful function for chopping up the path, filename and extension.

I thought the const TCHAR* name parameter in the DoExport function only captured the file name field the user chooses to save the file exported as– n…

with the sdk you could add an empty rollout to the command panel (I quite often had sticky rollouts when unload/loading dll during the build process) …

you can use dotnet get in a dotnet background worker something like… ( webdata = “” fn Completed sender arg = ( sender.Dispose(); …

something like this might work char* verts = &((char *)mnmesh.v)[4]; for(int i = 0;i < mnmesh.numv; ++i, verts += sizeof(MNVert)) _wri…

It does I used… bm = dotnetobject “System.Drawing.Bitmap” (getdir #ui + @”\Icons\LockButton_i.bmp”) bm.MakeTransparent(); and it used the alpha in…

add some prettyfication with bm.MakeTransparent();

why are you asking for the output directory twice ? if you’re throwing up the settings dialog then you’ve already been through the select export filen…

why are you trying to check for a valid directory on every keystroke ? It’s a modal dialog box the user cannot do anything else in max while it’s up u…