Thanks, I created a simplified scene where you can test the script in, its fundamentally the same as the scene shown in the original video. Downlod …
Thanks, good info This did the trick, now it works the way i want it.
ok I see, thanks, but how would I then write it in max (if “A” is not equal to “B” or “C” then do X else do Y) (not working) if (not “A” == “B” or “…
Yeah thanks, now it works exactly how I wanted it Example code: mybox = box() theTimer = dotNetObject “System.Windows.Forms.Timer” fn rotateBox = …
Perfect, thanks, exactly what I was looking for. though it don’t really work the way i want it, cause max basically freezes. Just as a test I want to…
Lol, don’t know how I could have missed that, that’s awesome saves me some time. Thanks
denisT: after the autodesk integrated .net into MAX everything is possible. EVERYTHING! except for… but it’s a different story. Nice will have t…
Don’t know but this is basically how I used it global ObjName = #() global originalName_selection = (selection as array) — save name for j=1 to sele…
Thank you this works perfectly for what I’m doing :applause: