I would just make separate functions and call the appropriate function in each callback. If you really want to go with the approach you are talking a…

Thanks Enrico. Not the news I was hoping for, but I’m glad you were able to provide me with the answer. I guess I will create a clone of the node an…

I think the only reason it was popping up for me was because in the script controller where I was getting the error, I was calling on a maxObjectTab. …

Are you using 64-bit Max? I have run into random system exception errors quite often with caDefs and 64-bit Max. Sometimes I could just close Max an…

Good tip, thanks Mike. I had forgotten about apropos. Seen it in the help so many times, but whenever a good chance to use it comes up I totally for…

Very cool. I like that solution. Nice and simple. Much more elegant than what I have been doing. Thanks for sharing that Matan.

LoneRobot: maybe your search terms were not close enough, mat? LOL… The pun police are going to be out in full force after that one! Very subt…

Bobo: Stupid CHM Search Engline I will add the words “close enough” in the description of the method so it would appear in the full text Search… T…

Ah, awesome. For some reason searching for “close enough” doesn’t return it, and it doesn’t seem to be on the page talking about comparing values. A…

Nope, just regular old values (although I just bookmarked that thread… looks like a good one to have on file!) I am running into the problem right no…

Go into Windows Task Manager, and go to the Processes Tab. If you right click on Max and choose “Set Affinity”, I believe this allows you to choose w…

This seems to do the trick. in coordsys (inverse (viewport.getTM())) ($.pos += [10,0,0])

Look into subAnims rather than controllers. You can get controllers from the subAnims, and I found they are a little more generalized and easier for s…