3dsMax 2011 – 64bit, Windows 7 here. I’m going to try on different versions.

yes, yes I’m making sure to delete the change handlers every time. I’m beginning to suspect there is something wrong with my machine. Even when I star…

No luck. Still lagging… UDK_theTimer = dotNetObject “System.Timers.Timer” fn fn_timer = ( UDK_theTimer.stop() print “start function” ) dotnet.ad…

Ok, so then there must be something wrong with the Timer. All I’m doing in the Timer is stopping and starting it. Could this be enough to cause the la…

Ok quick update! Pjanssen’s idea about stopping and starting the timer in the when construct worked very well! It is exactly what I was looking for. …

This wouldn’t be really a file. It’s just text in the clipboard that is being pasted on the Unreal 3 Viewport. It contains all the relevant data. It r…

yes exactly. Here is an example: Begin Map Begin Level Begin Actor Class=StaticMeshActor Name=StaticMeshActor_4143 Archetype=StaticMeshActor…

First of all thanks denis once more for your help! I did a test where I’m not transferring the data to Unreal, just running the when construct passi…

Pjanssen: You could start/reset the timer in the when clause, and do all the performance-heavy stuff when the timer ticks. That way the timer would …

Ok, so I’m just going to explain what it is that I’m working on… I’m working on a little tool that allows artists to place objects in 3dsMax and then …

nop definitely not a P4 issue only. I believe it has more to do with the fact that you are attempting to pass multiple strings to the command. And for…

I don’t think the string was the problem. The function works fine on 95% of the machines, so the string can’t be “randomly” wrong. As a matter of fact…

Pjanssen: Or if you’re specifically after MD5, try this: I need it for more than MD5 hash, but as a matter of fact, I tried this code by Kamele…

Yes this works, but trying to pass arguments directly through Process.Start instead of using Process.StartInfo.Arguments fails. I have no problem usi…