This would somehow work on some images, the ones that are outlined, but not in those with transparent areas. And it would depend on how clean the sou…

Another old “trick” is something like this: ( try (destroyDialog ::RO_SPLASHSCREEN) catch() rollout RO_SPLASHSCREEN “” width:512 height:256 …

The short answer is that what you want to do, in the way you want to do it, can’t be done. In the link you referenced, the OP asks about using .PNG w…

Thank you miauu.

Thanks miauu. I think it is a bug then. Very anoying if you have many buttons controls with tooltips.

It is hard to guess how you implement the code in a real situation. Could you provide a fully working test, for example using a teapot, in order to un…

You need to set the correct vertex order. ( delete objects mdf = edit_normals displaylength:100 ——————————————— …

What if you change the array[4] to directly hold a value of 1 or 2 instead of a boolean? #( undefined, undefined, points[i], true ) And then access i…

Here is another option that seems to work. The good: no need to compile. The bad: it won’t work if Max is minimized neither. ( fn SwitchToMax sen…

DaveWortley: (side-note can we make it stay up until clicked?) Unfortunately not. public void ShowBalloonTip (int timeout); This parameter is de…

Yes, I can confirm this. In Windows 7 it brings the windows to the front but in Windows 10 it only flashes on the taskbar. The code from Denis works …

Even tough, this works consistently well on my end, across all Max versions from 2014 to 2021. Weird. When I click the Ballontip it brings Max to the…

Maybe it’s a Windows issue? I tested on Win7 Max 2014. Here is another one: ( fn CreateUser32Assembly = ( src = “using System;” src += “using …

What if you use SetForegroundWindow() instead? ( fn CreateUser32Assembly = ( src = “using System;” src += “using System.Runtime.InteropService…