ps: I think you might find you will have to “customise” the listview to handle much of the work you want to try… As Paul said, I’d probably try and “…

Rather the a hover, can you capture a mouse enter/exit event?? Shane

scorpion007: Well, sure. You can organize related tools in their own toolbars, and save the set out as a .cui file. E.g. you might have: – a Rend…

scorpion007: You most definitely can order them Just drag the buttons where ever you want them to be. Really?! I’ve not been able to get this …

scorpion007: It seems your users don’t understand macroscripts The opposite is true. If you had ‘normal maxscripts’ that aren’t action items you wo…

No need to go through the “maxscript|run” process each time No need to wrap everything into a macroscript These are the requirements laid down by my …

I don’t know about python, you’re still going to run into a bottleneck with the com bridage and max script itself. A plugin would certainly be much f…

That’s a good idea!! Added with your on screen display routines, this seems very doable…hmm, wonder if I have any time…NOT

Technically, yes, technically no… You really can’t “catagorise” groups of buttons easily and you cann’t add plain “max script” either (you have to w…

A fully customisable toolbar!! Basically, you need to be able to add macros (both installed and new) as well as maxscripts directly to a floater. Y…

It’s amazing how often this happens Shane

How hard it is depends on your perspective. I don’t think maxscript can provide you with enough information in order to create a hardware lock. What…

vScourge: Very welcome. You might also notice some commented-out code in that file that was the start of my attempt to create a bi-directional COM …

focomoso is correct (as I’m sure he knew he was), it is good practice to first make a “snapshot” of any of max’s collection sets (objects, geometry, l…

Okay, so the docs say [left][b][b]deleteKeys[/b][/b] <controller> [ [b][b]#allKeys [/b][/b]| [b][b]#selection[/b][/b] ] Deletes key…