hi galagast, this has been discussed on the discreet forum before. check out these links: hOpe this helps, o

umm… actually, in the case of displaying frame numbers, that’s not necessary, there’s an option to do so in the “make preview” dialog. cheers, o

Hi Armin, here’s a way to do this: use the value field for the frame number, not the label field (this way you can also add a description before the …

the most important difference, IMHO, is speed. reactor controller is much, much faster than wire parameters (which is pretty much like script controll…

hi, i’m not sure this is exactly the way “center to object” works, but it should do the job: for o in selection do o.pivot = o.center hOpe this hel…

hi Martin, here’s an example of how to do this: rollout browseTest “Browse Test” ( editText edDir “” align:#left fieldWidth:190 across:2 button …

hi, i’m not sure about scripting this, but you could use a program that traces an image into vector format and then import that into max. check out …

Hi Pete, for polyobject there’s a command that returns an array of the vertices’ numbers used by a specified face: polyop.getFaceVerts obj faceNum …

something like getSavePath()

you need to copy the code to a maxscript editor window and execute it, or save it to a file and run it. this will replace the original polygoncounter…

you can use this version of polygonCounter, just make sure to back up the original first… — MacroScript File — Created: Sept 21 1999 — Modi…

That’s cool! here’s an even simpler version: rollout test “test” ( progressBar pb “” pos:[10,10] width:77 height:20 enabled:false button bn “…

sorry, i alway forget the name of that ui element, and since i wrote it from memory i got it wrong… the ui element is called ImgTag and not tagmap.

not sure, but a couple of way i can think of: tagMap or activeX control