plastic – thanks for the ideas. I’m not sure exactly what you mean but if you click a function, it will automatically be open in a new tab if it was…

Gravey – as jonahhawk said, it helps especially when you are dealing with lots of big general structs of functions and you know that you might find so…

You can use intersectRayEx to find the face under the mouse and the exact point where the mouse hit that face. Then you could calculate the distance b…

you could try to save a material library file and load it. I haven’t tried that so I’m not sure it is possible via mxs though.

haven’t got the chance to try it but maybe ‘with redraw off’ syntax should help you out. with redraw off ( <your code here> )

it won’t work correct if the weights don’t sum up to exactly 1.0 here is an example of what you tried to do: local a = $[1] local b = $[2] local n = …

Just saw your 2nd post but I’ll post my solution anyhow… ( fn lerp matArray weights = ( local resMat = matrix3 [0,0,0] [0,0,0] [0,0,0] [0,0,0] …

ivanisavich: I think something like this might work: … 2) Cycle through all faces of volume object and find the closest face to that vert … Findi…

nevermind…

you can start by looking at this thread: but it works only for mesh It is highly not recommended to work with NURBS in max, I don’t know exactly when…

here is a solution that doesn’t require any scripting or math at all: create a point helper P and align it to your Object1. link P to Object2. move …

Thanks Denis! Your function worked perfectly. I had only one issue with it though. What I was doing was to use “edit <script.ms>” and then to ca…

wow that was quick 😮 I will give it a try tomorrow at work thanks!

yes this would be great. I will open the script myself and I want to jump to a given position in it when it opens.