The Base64 utility shouldn’t strictly be used each time a script is run. I commonly use it in a startup struct that either – checks for some script …

hi Dave, the first option would be my approach (IMHO), compiling an array of the instantiated structs, rather than multiple arrays of struct parameter…

Hi matan, good work, that’s a nice tool, I have a similar approach but add a link interface to a point helper as an attribute. I also store the poin…

Sounds like a user account control (UAC) issue, have you tried turning it off?

yes, you’re right, this cropped up yesterday –

could just be how the max button displays it – for image display they are not as good as dotnetcontrols. use this with dotnetcontrols, you’ll get the …

john, you hadnt set the other alpha image up – ( Struct LR_IconArrayStruct ( fn ConvertBase64StringToImage string filepath = ( if not …

john, a max image button would expect an 8-bit black and white image as the mask bitmap, so that’s why you are getting a strange result. If you make a…

hi john, there is a method to make max bitmaps via the ‘bitmap values’ topic in the max help. If you are using dotnet controls, check out this script…

Not a problem, no apology necessary Denis! (and thanks for the idea, Lo)

Hi Pier, Yes it’s been on my wishlist for a while too, I’ll flag it as a bug in the beta forum. Thanks.

ok guys, my bad. That makes sense. you can’t have two instances of the same rollout. now why do this exactly?

is it not a scope issue? rollout test1 “” ( Rollout test “cap1” ( Spinner s1 “cap2″ ) subrollout asdf width:140 height:100 button asd”” …

I recently posted part one of a tutorial which should help you with an introduction to dotnet in 3dsmax, including the difference between classes and …