Thanks, your code gives me another idea for what I want to do. Incedently, what do disableRefMsgs()enableRefMsgs() actually do? The help file isn’t …

I want to query the last undo string

I’ve just run into this again, so I thought I’d bump this thread… can people run denisTs code above and see what happens? I’m curious as to why I get…

Anyone else have any ideas? I can’t be the only one experiencing this can I… what would cause that?

Well, it does here: Rollout:callbacktest created … num objects:1 undo stack:0 true pre save … num objects:0 undo stack:1 Tested in Max 2008 and Max …

There’s two MAXscript entries here, one for the teapot creation and one for the delete. Infact just take out the teapot line, or wrap that in undo o…

Something like this: fn deletesomething =(undo off (delete $teapot*)) rollout callbacktest “Test” ( on callbacktest open do ( …

No, I think it’s like Dennis said, if the code is executed from a ui item it works as documented, and will show whatever string you assign to the undo…

Still having trouble with this…is there a way to avoid the “MAXscript” entry into the undo stack with Callbacks? I have a bunch of callbacks that al…

Thanks for clearing that up, so the undo lable only shows if executed from a ui item. What about callbacks? It looks to me like their functions alw…

I’m seeing general odd behaviour from the undo context. The first example in the help file seems to be illogical: [left] [/left] undo on ( delete $…

Yeah… like I said it’s a bit suspect… you can use the force:true argument, but once I did that it was reporting true for anything, even made up URLS, …