Controlname should be fine as the array is defined inside the scope of the rollout definition. Light

I use a for loop over an array of controls as in: for i in #(…) do i.enabled = true Light

Yes. Light

After obj.position = [0,0,0] in handiklap’s example. Light

Hey Wahooney, You are looking for something like stdprims.box(), right? I don’t think that can be done which though I believe it exists for maxscript…

fabman: Wooops!, thank’s to point that out Light, I didn’t see you could get that with v2. No probs. Although that version is far from the lates…

fabman: Hi Wahooney I already warned floyd1510 about that in the first post, as I said it was a quick and dirty Script to make the work done. it …

Hi, You can select SOs randomly using Pola X. Light

Hi, It is used for referencing variables: fn getVal obj &vert &edge &face = vert = …; edge = …; face = … So later you can call this fn …

Hi, How about node.max.z? Light

This might be because of me not declaring 2 global reactor variables. I have uploaded the modified version. Please let me know if this fixes your prob…

Hi Stephen, You should put the macro into UI/macroscripts folder and the other one into stdplugs/stdscripts folder. After that you can add the tool t…

Hi, There is also a replacement to the standard property editor called Rigid Body Pro with density capabilities. Light

Hi, Try using with printAllElements on format “% ” txt. You can set the variable for a session using options.printAllElements = true. Light

Hey Eric, How are you doing? You can use pack fn to do that. For example this can be used to pack UVs with default settings: selection[1].modifiers…