Well besides these forums, I’d try

Sounds like it wouldn’t be a particularly hard script for someone with at least a moderate knowledge of maxscript. However if you’ve never used MXS, t…

You can easily use NOT to flip a boolean value. So if you have: ( local someVar = true someVar = NOT someVar –Will set the var to false some…

Well, that’s one option, but it depends on what you are trying to do. Maybe doing something like using a flowlayoutpanel that you can fill with your o…

AFAIK, with the standard listview, you can’t add images to the subitems, just one per row.

You can use “Ceil” and “Floor” to get the nearest whole numbers to a given float.

img=(dotNetObject “System.Drawing.Bitmap” 100 100) gfx=(DotNetClass “system.drawing.Graphics”).fromImage img screenCap=gfx.CopyFromScreen 0 0 0 0 (dot…

Sure, I’ll give it a try myself when I get some free time, shouldn’t be too hard.

(DotNetClass “system.drawing.Graphics”).CopyFromScreen seems to be the key There’s a simple code sample in C# here:

Yhea probably, I was just suggestion a possible course of action if you couldn’t make that work. However I still think you should check all other pos…

Well I’m guessing worst case scenario, you could just capture the whole screen and crop the part you want, but it’s not a very clean solution. Is the …

AFAIK, you can add controls to a windows form created with .NET, and some .NET controls have a “controls” property that let you add other controls to …

I’m not sure why you’d want that. Isn’t it easier to just keep the format statement inside someFunction1 or someFunction2? Or just having the function…

Great minds think alike

Why not? All you need to do is subtract mouse.pos from mouse.position and then add the result you get to the viewport coordinates to “translate” them …