i’ve checked .NET… (dotnetclass “system.io.directory”).GetDirectories … is 2.5 times slower then MXS getDirectories… damn … I incorporated in mine …

ho really, then I definitely need to check this out , because I needed this stuff at the moment anyway , Thank guy !

ok then , thank , I check this out a bit more

humm seam incredibly slow …not even terminated at the moment on the entire c drive …do you know what may be causing this ?

humm, not an easy one, so I wanted to go my way … ( fn GatherSubFolder Rootfolder = ( TreeStruct = GetDirectories (Rootfolder+”\\*”) FinalPath = …

I’m under xp64 through …maybe it don’t work in a 32bit os … but can’t test it for now !! edit : ho, make sure you execute in local scope too

hehe it not that bad …it work well on my test here just need to make sure componentmanager is collected by maxscript gc …I dont need the function from…

Hi cyfer, Ho well, yes I didn’t tested it under 32bit that’s true so , I think I found the solution …you simply need to collect the garbage ( …

maybe a bit late but that’s the max ribbon object… ComponentManager=dotnetclass “Autodesk.Windows.ComponentManager” MaxRibbon=ComponentManager.Ribbo…

after I played with this ribbon a bit more , I’m able to tell you more about it : 1:your not going to find your pointer from maxscript , unless autod…

shoddy… ??? ho, and I wonder if it have something to do but there’s another docking panel hided below the big green button it it’s called Graphite mo…

in fact, I think it’s the right pointer because if you send close to it , it close the ribbon not the docking frame , I think it something else that p…

ho sorry for by bad english , I mean the ribbon constructor ?? edit : nevermind , I found it …I’ll check this out …dont know if it possible throught

ok, that what I wanted to hear , I like .Net … do you know the object that created the original so that I can start looking at the right place ? edi…

ok then I’ll dig some more :rolleyes:…once you get that pointer what can you do with it from maxscript ?