Aha sorry I missed that struct. I think this kind of construct is a little odd…having a struct inside a rollout. Why would you want to do that?

If you’re using a dotnetcontrol in a maxscript rollout it might save a lot of trouble to use the “standard” maxscript way of catching events. E.g. : …

A gentle nudge I’m still rather stuck on this issue, so if there’s anyone who can give me a hint, that would be great.

Alternatively, have the macroscript declare a global variable you use for the struct (or an instance of the struct), and when running check whether it…

I found this in some old Sparks archive which seems to do the trick nicely: mesh->InvalidateTopoCache(false); node->NotifyDependents(FOREVER, T…

Ok I think I figured out the required function calls. I just put in everything I could find which might be it, and then started taking things away one…

Hmm ok so it seems like sometimes it works with mesh->invalidateGeomCache(), and sometimes it doesn’t… quite odd. Indeed converting the object to a…

Have you tried adding a DebugPrint before moving the vertex to check whether the vertices you’re moving are actually the right ones? Or at least have …

Yes, each node has a “handle”. Have a look at the AnimHandle in the maxscript help. A number that would carry over from file to file if it were to b…

Maybe this is not a related issue, but something odd is happening: now that I have added an entry to plugin.usersettings.ini my plugin loads as expect…

Aha hmm ok that will work for my purposes. Thanks!

This is a guess, but could it be that this behavior is caused by the fact that the “selected” state of two objects changes, and thus you get two event…