Try updating the screen just after you add the modifier. Sometimes it helps updating some internal data in some modifiers. There are different ways, y…

The dropdown menu shows the names of the multi-material materials, so you could get them directly from the material. If you need to get it from the s…

The slowdown in Max 2015 and above seems to be related to IList access, as far as I could test. But I can’t figure out where the problem lies. The pe…

Josef Wienerroither (spacefrog) started a project about this a while ago. Don’t know if he ever finished or made it public, so you may ask him.

The C# version takes 52ms (0.052 sec.) for 50^3 and 400ms (0.4 sec.) for 100^3 (12 million face).

Patan77: That’s some crazy improvements you would mind sharing a bit more exactly what those improvements are? (; Sure. The code below is from A…

I wouldn’t give up, just yet. I’ve tested both codes, PArray from post #37 and C# from post #35 in Max 2014 and the differences in performance are no…

“… Only time will tell …” Well, two years after and we can see that there was indeed something wrong in Max 2017 release. Being it a bug, a poor des…

You can use Scripted Helper Plug-ins. You can find many examples here and on ScriptSpot.

The property is there, the value is wrong, so I vote for a BUG

Oh yes, I forgot to verify if the input number is a prime number lower than the specified ratio, so it would fail for any prime number lower than the …

Not very clever, not fully debugged, but it might do what you need. ( fn FindPrimeFactors n = ( factors = #() d = 2 while n > 1 do …

So, for 22 items what would be the correct layout?

I think the problem needs some additional “constrains” in order to be solved properly. Otherwise the optimal arrangement for odd numbers will always b…

If you just select and move any object, the undo seems to start working again too.