There might be a “cleaner” way, but how about using mouse.pos (mouse position relative to viewport) and mouse.screenpos (mouse position relative to sc…

Not that I know off, maybe you could use a timer? Not very nice, but might do the trick…

:bowdown: Perfect timing… I was just starting to dive into the whole python thing. Thanks a bunch.

I don’t think you can just send any document directly. You’ll have to be able to read the document first. So if it’s text, you can use Graphics.DrawSt…

Maybe it’s the same problem as this:

loran: “for o in fragments.items do” seems to be wrong It is, your problem is that the items array in the multilistbox does not hold the actua…

And this is probably when you’ll find that MAX already has a window just like that built in. =P

You’re gonna end up writing your own 3d app if you keep this pace up. =P

Awesome job Pete. Kudos!

grabjacket: why did you choose to use a flowlayoutpanel? Does it work better with thumbnails than a listview? Or does it work better with the thread…

Ahaaa, looks like scripted fun! Here’s my current GUI nightmare: That’s TeaCup, a system for sharing materials and objects online I’ve been workin…

Yhea you are right. This was one of those cases where things started pretty simple, so the old MXS rollout that smells like home seemed an ok solution…

braime: Thank you Marco for the fast reply! I am not familiar with .NET programming and my first approach was using the SDK, but maxscript is so muc…

If I remember correctly, the tab strip example in the reference uses ActiveX, you should work with a .NET tabStrip instead, as ActiveX is no longer su…