Hi Pat, You can open Video Post using this: actionMan.executeAction 0 “40027” – Render: Video Post Dialog Toggle Light

Hi Ryan, The reason is very simple. Implicit declaration can lead to an error where you need to evaluate the script twice in order for maxscript to i…

Hi Kai, Try using the size property. Light

Hi Patrick, If you meant when resizing: on listview_rollout resized val do lv_objects.size = val – [10,10] Light

Laurent, Just add a spinner control like: spinner toVal range:[1,24,6] and then use toVal.value instead of max values like random 1 toVal.value Ligh…

It basically loops through your current selection and assigns materials from 1 to 6. You can see that “((i – 1) / 9) + 1” creates values from 1 to 6 t…

Hi Bruno, You can use something like this: for i = 1 to selection.count do selection[i].material = meditMaterials[((i – 1) / 9) + 1] Light

Hi, I would probably use a specific naming for the trees, instead of sticking global arrays in every max file. So the trees would be like this: myNe…

Mike, You can also use Cycle Elements which selects elements by cycling through all elements in the currently selected poly object. Light

Hi cecofuli, You have 3 questions but the answer is only one. a. x_offset = 0 b. move newobj [x_offset,0,0] c. [i]x_offset += x_dist.value [/i]x…

Bronson, myRollout.myBitmap.bitmap = bitmap 320 240 color:red Light

Thanks Neil! Light

To be able to use the same type of calls outside the scope of the dialog, you need to declare the dialog’s name as global and use something like this:…

Maybe this does what you need: buttonName.pressed() Light

I know, that’s why I don’t do it. Light