Not that I know off. Any chance you could post the code?

Damn I’m stucked too. The only think I can think off would be to take a “virtual” approach and create/remove controls within the limited space giving …

Well… the event is called when I move the mouse over the label, and it prints out the coordinates of the mouse in relation to the label control. It go…

rollout testRoll “TEST” width:520 ( dotNetControl flp_testFLP “flowLayoutPanel” width:500 height:100 ON testRoll OPEN DO ( flp_testFLP.autoScro…

is64bitApplication() “In 3ds Max 9 and higher, returns true if running in a 64 bit build of 3ds Max, false otherwise.”

Macro?? I think you’ve been coding for way to long Denis. =P

You could try using an imgTag control. Something like: rollout testRoll “test” ( imgTag theImage height:140 width:140 bitmap:(bitmap 50 50 color:re…

Yep .NET, pretty useful for creating dynamic interfaces as you can easily add and remove other controls to it, and the FLP takes care of organizing th…

Well I only found about it after reading your article, so thanks for that!. Right now I’m working on a script that adds controls to a flowLayoutPanel …

I really doubt you are gonna be able to make it work properly. In any case, I tried it with finalRender and it freezes max when it’s done, but after a…

It works but it’s really nothing to call home about. I just thought it would be interesting to try. It’s still better to just open two instances of ma…

😮 Are you trying to use every control type available? =P

Hum from what I remember using .net will change the cursor on any “surface”, but as soon as you move the mouse it returns to the “correct” cursor (may…

I’ve dealt with this in the past and it was always a headache, right now I just use a .NET control if at all possible.