I use dotNetMXSValue for dotnet tags. I’m pretty sure you can’t put maxscript arrays or objects in dotnet tags. I usually use it for storing a link to…

What I have going in my rig right now is using multiple instances of a custom attribute as the array. Unfortunately, I really want to change it, I’m p…

fn bakeOri o src dest fstart fend = ( local p = o.parent o[3][2][#weights][dest].value = 0.0 for i = fstart to fend do ( at time i…

I’ve been using select and throwing selected into a layer right after the merge, but one thing that comes to mind is getting the scene objects before …

I personally ran into this issue twice in the last week. I worked around both of them, but then one of the other Tech Artists here had the same issue …

I think I figured it out. I found this post from a couple months back: I commented out the dotnet.setLifetimeControl calls in the functions that bu…

Yes, I just verified that it is happening on other people’s machines as well, but much less frequently than mine.

Thanks for taking a look. I wonder if it’s a memory thing, though I am running Win7 with 8GB… the name mismatch in the scripts above was because I cop…

Here’s a slight re-work of the script I posted in my original plea for help: Running this code as-is will create a single point helper with the CA a…

I worked around the problems listed in my last post by embedding a (dotNetMXSValue this) into the tag properties of the dotnet controls so that the ev…

Coming from pre-python Maya, I had gotten into the habit of making all my functions and shared variables global. I had worked around some of the issue…

This looks like something similar to what I posted last week: I was getting errors like: [left] >> MAXScript Rollout Handler Exception: — Una…