I don’t have much experience with it either. The implementation in max is actually quite simple, the problem I find is figuring out what controls are …

OK, I found a serious bug in the previous version I posted. When you re-open max you get a bunch of errors. This version solves this, plus I added som…

Hi, Glad you like it. As I said in my first post, this isn’t a perfect solution. The problem is, the dotNetControl has to have focus for it to catch…

Hi, It’s designed for max 9 and up, since it uses dotNet controls. I’ll look into making a max 8 version, if I can find a suitable activex control. …

Hi, check this out. Not a great solution yet, but a start non the less. –*************************************************************************…

for editable mesh: setFaceSelection $ (for i = 2 to $.numFaces by 2 collect i) for editable poly: polyOp.setFaceSelection $ (for i = 2 to $.numFace…

look for the Portable_Network_Graphics interfaces topic in the MXS help. hOpe this helps, o

you might want to check this one out as well: cheers, o

You don’t need ODBC, it allows you a direct connection to the DB.

Hi, If you’re using max 9 or later, you should try the MySQL .NET connector. I’ve had better success using it than using activex solutions. cheers, …

Check out this script: hOpe this helps, o

Hi, Here’s something to get you started: rollout ro_test “” ( spinner sp1 “sp1” spinner sp2 “sp2” spinner sp3 “sp3” spinner sp4 “sp4” fn …

Hi, check out this thread for another way to get the nodes to which the scripted plugin instance is attached: hOpe this helps, o

Hi, For some strage reason, the text object seems to use “\r” for line break. try: text text:”line1\rline2″ hOpe this helps, o

there are a couple of ways to do this. first, there’s the general purpose substring function, which you can use like: filename = “c:\\somedir\\somef…