Oh! I understand you now. I would prefer to keep it simple, and just ask the user for max branch length, and max length of child branches. So it the …

I prefer to use the progress bar that comes with MaxScript. It’s displayed at the bottom of the Max user interface, and allows the user to click a can…

I like the new interface. Looks very professional! I’ve attached a new file for the interface, but doesn’t have the old ivy generator function in it…

Hi buddy, Thanks for the update. I’ll intergrate the new GUI with the Ivy generator. I have some questions for you. Can you explain how the leaf age…

BebeteLANUITE: I think to go see him and take some photography. That would be cool. I haven’t actually seen Ivy in the real world. BebeteLA…

It does make sense. There are two stages to the ivy generator (as I see it in my head). First is the growth stage where splines are emitted from the …

I think we should work with density rather then fixed numbers. So if you have a leaf density of 100% then there will be a leaf at every spline knot, a…

BebeteLANUITE: Nomed : I already begin the user interface. But if you want to finish it, you are welcome You can find the beginning interface here …

Hi guys, We need to get organized! We’ll have to split the script into sections so that people can work on different parts at the same time. I have t…

Ok, my first quick very rough script. I’ll do some more on it later.

That is an interesting approach. You are using a chain of objects to figure out your points. It would be easier and faster to just do the math. Using…

I’ve always wanted to do a script like this. That Ivy Generator link was very cool thanks for sharing that. I would like to help with your script.

Oh, that’s why I can’t find it. Thanks, I’m downloading it right now!

Hi guys. I am re-opening this thread again. I am trying to compile the “IntervalArray” sample that comes with the 3D Studio Max 9 SDK. When I compi…

VC++ uses a memory model that is different from other C compilers. It places extra debug information in the memory block for threads, and since plug-i…