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RE: MaxScript: Change wirecolor of elements in array [quite desperate by now]

— Create an array of all the end boxes. End boxes will have a parent but not children. ends = for j in objects where j.children.count == 0 collect j …

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RE: MaxScript: Change wirecolor of elements in array [quite desperate by now]

Which is… a uv channel Also, if you plan to use vertex colors don’t forget to enable them for each node. $.showVertexColors = on $.vertexColorTyp…

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RE: MaxScript: Change wirecolor of elements in array [quite desperate by now]

The while thing could be highly optimized, but you get one idea for coloring the tree. Note that if you attach the boxes the wire color will be lost,…

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

try2script: Does it mean that real professionals should work only with SDK? May be we all have to learn c++ if MAXScript is … not a programming lang…

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

They can’t. And the things they want to keep hidden they do them in C++ or any other low level language.

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

That is available for Max 2013 and newer versions only.

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

miauu: Is there a safe method to convert a regular maxscript file to a string that can be executed with the method you have mentioned? is there a e…

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

Yes, you can execute a string from .Net using a method from the ManagedServices assembly: ManagedServices.MaxscriptSDK.ExecuteMaxscriptCommand ( stri…

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

Ok, so then you need a stream that can be run from C#. The stream will contain the encrypted script. It needs to be stored somewhere. It could be ins…

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

A well obfuscated code would be much harder to reproduce than just cracking a licensing system. Sadly, we can’t do real code obfuscation in MXS. Even …

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RE: Using dotNet to protect maxscripts.

miauu: So, in best case one .dll will works, but most probably it will not. Is this depends of the installed dotNet in the user PC or it is 3ds Max …

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RE: dotNet: unzip base64 encoded data

This is what you have to do to encrypt/decrypt a text. Create the Encrypt/Decrypt functions in C# (C++ would be ways better). Obfuscate and compile …

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RE: dotNet: unzip base64 encoded data

Code Obfuscation and Encryption are different things. The tool you mention does not obfuscate a MaxScript script, it simply encrypts and decrypts a s…

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RE: Analyzing Viewport Lighting [3DS Max 2014]

Here is a working code using the .net API. You still need to debug and improve it. The Logarithmic Exposure Control seems to work consistently in vie…

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