You generally shouldn’t be playing with the width of individual panels, as the rollup window maintains a list of panels, that should hopefully be of t…

Glad it worked

had a quick look, it’s because you’re not calling IRollupWindow::Show(). The rollups are hidden by default, IIRC. (Probably so you can add a bunch wit…

Sounds fishy. Did it show the scrollbar before you made the change? Could you post your dialog procedure for the rollup panel, and DoLayout()’s code,…

Ah, I think I know what the problem is – you haven’t set any content for your CUI frame. You’ve told it to show a custom window (HWND), but haven’t t…

Can you paste the source to IDD_TEMPLATE? (In the .rc file) I’m guessing either your window is created invisible, or the window creation is failing s…

Which release are you using? I think it’s been there since at least Max 6-7 or so, maybe earlier.

You can manipulate the viewport’s transform using viewport.GetTM() and SetTM(). You can make use of the existing matrix functions to change the rotat…

Ah, very informative. I see now that I should not underestimate the importance of maintaining a correct validity interval in my own code. Very creati…

Ah, an interesting tip Bobo! Thanks, didn’t know about the implicit SuperClassID and its hidden performance price. I don’t believe that’s the same for…

Hi, happy new year to you too You can filter objects based on their class ID, using something like a switch statement. ( classOfObj = cla…

Use max file open openfile opens a data file for manipulation.

Perhaps you could post your actual problem, so we can suggest an alternative on how to solve it.

If nothing is selected, $ returns undefined. So you can test for ‘undefined’ and not do anything in that case. if $ != undefined do ( /* your code */…

Had a look at that thread, can’t reproduce your problems. Works for me. Despite the fact that you shouldn’t hardcode absolute paths into your dos com…