Try it like this: foo=$point* as array doo=$omni* as array for i in 1 to foo.count do ( doo[i].pos=foo[i].pos doo[i].parent =foo[i] ) (I a…
Thanks Richard for explaining how to use a .net library and for finding that link to the package… As the task description for my script got one more…
The Power Pack looks pretty promising. But I have no clue on how I would use the package with MXS. Is that complicated?
Well, there is not much code yet to show and I don’t have access to Max right now. It is basically a simple rollout with some checkboxes and dropdown …
Well, my material (source and target actually have the same material) has enough IDs for all the material IDs in the object. What I did forget to ment…
Sweet! Both solutions work great. Thanks
Thanks for the info Paul. I already had a look at your tool, good stuff!
Can I leave the values as they are, or do I need to do something about it?
Hi, as far as I see it, this is the approach I chose myself in the current version of my script. It is fine, everything is working, but like you said,…
I would like to have the code of your first example combined with the second one. Means if you press e.g. Button 4, which you created through the “do …
Thanks for your help. How would you re-write your sample code if instead of creating a messagebox as button function, pressing the button would lead …