Yep, that’s what I thought. Your code was trying to hijack max’s window handle and manipulate it in an impossible way You can create any HWND using…
RustyKnight: Oh, I wish it were that simple… We need to be able to add normal maxscripts to it as well (although I believe you can drop scripts ont…
Unless I’m mistaken, you can achieve what you are trying to do without any code at all. Max allows you to create a custom toolbar (Customize->UI) …
Are you sure you need to create an unknown number of IRollupWindows? One IRollupWindow can contain any number of Rollups (created in the form of a dia…
Ah, glad to hear it all worked out
The reason you dont “need” the _T macro is because max does not yet support anything other than ANSI and MBCS. I.e. it doesn’t support Wide characters…
That’s rather strange. Yes, “Debug” output is correct. Perhaps you are just overlooking your printout as it is being obscured by the many system diag…
As the docs state, the output of DebugPrint goes to the output window of Visual Studio while you are debugging. Are you not seeing it?
Of course you can. They are essentially a vendor-specific extension to the CRT, to provide an extra level of safety. I personally just avoid them and…
Good to know. Re: the _s version of strcpy, well, essentially MS designed a ‘safe’, though non-standard, version of almost every std C library functi…
No worries, let us know how it went.
Gravey, yes, that would help Next time please post a bit more of the build transcript, it gives it context. I realized I wasn’t linking against max…
Ah, heh. Oops. Sorry about that, I forgot to add it to the linker settings. But still, I added it, it still works. I can only think that you have ol…
What can I say? Works for me. I think you have some old .obj’s lying around, do a clean rebuild. (BTW, I changed the includes to be correct, E.g.: …
iLegacy: Sorry, i have no solution for your plugin, because yesterday was the first day, i started reading in the SDK. Because i like to try to writ…