Nice work… only one issue I see ( way minor ) is a global var for no reason… You want to avoid using global vars, I dont see a reason for CurrentRend…
Defined and tried your function… it worked fine… Restart Max… perhaps the function, for an old try, is still defined and not redefining…
This one is very straight forward, so just go through the help file and find each piece… look at “MulitMaterial” show how to construct a MM. If yo…
Are there data lines in the txt file that do not look like the sample provided? if so it will error on those? What does the error say? the “[size=1]…
dave: Wow… How many hours on the piano animation? Just a little bit of detail… nice. Iro: I don’t have max to test this, but here’s some non error t…
Still sounds like scoping. Do you have the functions being defined located in <max root>[i][i]\stdplugs\stdscripts\ ? or <maxRoot>\plu…
John… you are insane… Do you have the Dos version stuffed in a folder somewhere too??? ha ha… We have 8 and 9 on all systems, about to roll out 2009….
Yes, it collects Scenes and Objects, just tested it… I would make a generic render preset file (.rps) and load that, then change what few things need…
Tested in Max 9 sp2, and Max 2009 m = netrender.getmanager() m.connect #manual “compmanagers26” port:3264 NJ = m.newJob() nj.includemaps = true nj.n…
I would try the CmdJob script option, perhaps just write a MaxScript string right into the command line with the required filepath right in it… re =…
Done. Thanks Eric. Can’t wait to make the move to 2009, so much good stuff there…
Okay, uploaded an update to the updated version, it’s now 4.0… I’m not using 2009, but will be soon… so thanks for the Beta Testing and a bug find in …
It returns a job handle, very useful for controlling a job or getting further information about that job. Current rendering status of that job, The n…
I’ve python functions for that too… I just posted my BackBurner Class to the Python Thread in a “stand alone” version for easy use… It has functio…
The one thing I love about MXS editor is the Ctrl+Right Click menu… get’s you right to the function/class/<whatever> there is in a long script… …