You need the entire filepath to the location of the .ms. so if it the .ms file is in c:\program files (x86)\autodesk\3dsmax9\scripts\ Then you have …

worked fine here… but… you need the entire file path in the encryptScript command… Example: with doom.ms on “D:” encryptScript “d:\Doom.ms”

DOSCommand ( EXIF_ExifFilename + ” -h” + EXIF_ImageFile + ” > out.txt” ) almost there, just a few ()’s should do it… Max is executing the DOSComm…

String fields requires double slashs when defining a \ in MaxScript. EXIF_ImageFile = “D: ew folder\exif\ExifTool\IMG_0373.JPG” defines EXIF_ImageFi…

I see there’s a bunch of hotfixs and a full service pack I’m not using 2009 yet, so I’m not sure…

Please provide the your max and backburner versions. Have you installed all the patches? For example: The standard install of max 2009 does not net r…

I would add a sweep modifier with real world mapping and do your dashes in the material… opps I don’t mean I would… I mean I do…

boy, that would’ve been handy to know two years ago… we’re all 64 now…

Okay… lets get really basic. Does this work? ( n = NetRender.GetManager() n.connect #Manual “qmanager2” port:3234 Job=n.newJob() Job.name = “Job O…

2009 has a service pack…with “Network/Command Line Rendering” fixes… And a hotfix Hotfix – Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2009 – 2009.01.19 – “Backburner wa…

I had to tweek it alittle to get it to go in 2009, but this worked… We’re still on BB2007.1 ( Views = #( (TargetCamera()).name, (TargetCamera()).na…

Sorry about that… name:”” thing… It’s not valid… I ran into a string error when setting the .RenderCamera variable… This code below creates two came…

What you stated should work fine, by appending a number to the end of a new job’s .name property… Are you changing the name property before the submit…

ooooo… The undo WITH a descriptor…interesting… But my undo menu still says “Undo MaxScript” Nice… Why do one loop when you can do three… We may …

Extended super long version, now supporting all Vray Light types… ( local CurSel = GetCurrentSelection() if CurSel.count > 0 then ( for…