Ooh, a greeble script! That might make some R6 users happy, since the greeble plugin may not be updated for a while (if ever). I assume this modifie…

Yeah, that’s what I assumed as well, but I couldn’t reproduce the problem no matter what I assigned the script controller to (reproducing a problem is…

I’m trying to reproduce this, so I can troubleshoot it for you, but It’s not working. Or should I say, it’s not not working:p I’ve assumed that mul…

My first thought upon reading your question was that it can’t be done. But I suppose in a way it can be done. First of all, you can’t just use a sli…

That would be a challenging proposition, that in the end would probably be self-defeating: single-mesh might be faster in the viewports, but the Maxsc…

Using Maxscript you can just assign the modifier to a variable – it will keep its values even after you delete it from a given object. RH

Naturally, you’re always going to get more speed out of compiled code. But Maxscript’s speed hinges largely on what you try to do with it. It’s not …

You can use max modify mode to open the modify panel, then do the rest. Funny thing is, I tried running it (my version) with the create panel open be…

That code works fine for me. What happens if you do it by first creating the modifier and setting its properties, then assigning it to the object and…

See my post here: CGTalk script controller | El-d | CGSociety Forums I was hoping someone here could help me with a pro…

custAttributes.add $ myAttrib –End script There’s your problem. Try adding the CA to the modifier instead of the object itself: custAttributes.add…

It should work if you do this: p = a.pos a.rotation = inverse b.transform.rotation a.pos = p Rotation is an amazingly complex subject, and can be co…

Sadly, you cannot create gradient ramp flags with Maxscript:( You don’t need to assign controls to a GroupBox, you just lay them out inside the group…

From the MXS online help: “polyOp.setFaceMatID <Poly poly> <facelist> <int MatID>” So if you wanted to assign ID 1 to the selected…

Well, like I said, imgTag’s are designed to be used with an image like you have illustrated. But they can also be used as an invisible hotspot. If y…