Just looking at the code I find the use of the parameters in the recurse function a bit strange. You’re passing a parameter that is named the same as …
You can use a .NET WebClient. I use this in the crash report tool in the Outliner: Line 463 ~ 494
Are you looking for exactly identical materials, or similar materials though? From the earlier discussions I got the impression it’s the latter.
lo: If there was a way to get the material sample as a bitmap, we could have some fun by just comparing the pixels of the bitmap to determine if two…
That should certainly be doable. cecofuli: This script will be payed. That’s interesting. What do you have in mind, or do you want a quote…
It’s the same handle, just a different datatype. In maxscript, this doesn’t matter, conversion happens automatically. An equality test in maxscript sh…
denisT: the another benefit is… let think… who is responsible for the disposing of a tooltip object if the object is not a child of anything? The…
Are you looking for a ‘default tooltip’ (if there is such a thing in .NET Controls), then you might do it with reflection if it’s a private property. …
It would seem like something has changed in either 3dsMax 2012 or 2011: 2010: ps = #(#fourth, #testFn, #second, #third, #first) 2012: ps = #(#first, #…
callbackBegin and callbackEnd are two separate events. They are always raised. “selectionChanged” only catches the event for a changed object selectio…
Yes, the .NET SDK wrapper is even worse. The documentation issue you describe is something I reported on a beta half a year ago too. Basically all cla…
You’re welcome to drop me an email or pm if you have a specific project. I’m always happy to discuss ideas. As for developing plugins, from my experi…
Kickflipkid687: Although, learning C++ would be best. After seeing some of these plugins/modifiers lately, I would like to get into that someday. …
If you’re talking about ‘global’ tool settings (so not scene-specific) then 3dsMax does not offer any mechanism for this (for as far as I know). So yo…
Aah my bad Yes I suppose that is a less commonly used paradigm.