for i in selection where i.modifiers[#Hair_and_Fur]!=undefined do ( i.modifiers[#Hair_and_Fur].MaterialSpecular = 30 ) — you can replace selecti…

Great Thread! Great Posts! here’s mine: fn work =(while not awesome or eof(budget) do keepRefining()) for i in monday to friday do ( endTime = 5 …

Any news on this? I’m stuck with the same problem… thanks

As a workaround, you could declare and assign a global variable (or read it from an INI file) in a script and put it in your scripts/startup folder. I…

I’m not an expert using dotNet neither, but I’ve used some controls in my scripts though. There’s a lot of dotNet gurus in this forum, maybe one of th…

I guess dotNet is the answer: on <control_name> LostFocus <System.EventArgs>e do ( … )

for i in selection do i.material = meditmaterials[(random 1 3)]

try this: at time t $Point01.rotation.controller.y_rotation = val1 Rotation controllers are a little fuzzy to understand, at least for me. It seem…

why you’re using a custom attribute for this? I mean, you already have the “simulate” button in the interface for the cloth modifier…

on button pressed do ( theObject.modifiers[#cloth].simulate true — starts simulation with the simulation dialog ) that’s assuming that theObject is…

try putting the mesh variable in a custom attribute on a global track node, something like: myCustomAttribute = attributes theAttribute attribID:#…

for CADef in (custAttributes.getSceneDefs ()) do ( theCA = (custAttributes.getDefInstances CADef) for theInstance in theCA do ( theObj = c…

fn xReplace st = — replaces “\” by “/” on a given string ( n=”” for i = 1 to st.count do n+=if st[i]==”\\” then “/” else st[i] n ) if (ss = o…

sweet! where do you get this info from?

ok, I’ve found a workaround: seems that m keeps the old value after the replaceinstances() function, even if the material passed has changed but the a…