denisT: there are many ways to get a root. this is my favorite: fn getRoot node = if isvalidnode node do (while node.parent != undefined do node =…

Ok, thanks, good to know. That self-ref remaind me for my old funny experiments (not really useful of’cuz) struct chain (child) root = chain() root.c…

I have a question about usage of this inside structs – it never works for me (Max2009) is it new in Max2010+? struct echo ( id = 0, fn me = (this),…

Thats sounds possible via dictionary kind of struct but the call to the members w’d look a bit encrypted – for example to call… core.newStructX.newSt…

do not worry, i understand you

aha, ok, i see

sounds interesting… i’ll check this one later on, and after testing the code, if the memory leaks are so accumulative, will made some revision of my h…

if i ever need to reply on this one?! pleace re-read my 1st post here + the area-forum thread. or just to save your time – 2 methods discussed there…

denisT: kindergarten. there is nothing helpful about circular dependency. look mxs help at the NodeTransformMonitor. that can be a solution. wh…

here is an useful thread about that contain unique ideas: as for your needs, just focus on “proxy controller” approach. cheers!

— example ——— ms = MemStreamMgr.openFile “C:\\file.ply” ms.skipBlock “ply” “end_header” — skip the header ms.skipSpace() — skip space, tab, a…

speed, speed… is that the most important? (for me) script controller == less troubles

if one object with those modifier is selected, the next s’d do it mArr = #($.modifiers.Skin_Wrap) oArr = refs.dependentNodes mArr[1] if InstanceMgr.C…

is converting your variable morphNameResult to a name fix it? …[#Morpher][(morphNameResult [b]as name[/b])]…

I have a feeling that you are looking for a method that is fast and accurate at the same time, if so you chasing a ghost.