you can change it to any other suitable .net control that supports drag drop Dragdrop file from explorer to dotnet control in max r…

You wanted slot i.e. property name that uses the texmap. This is how you can find which props use the map. Pretty straightforward

use refs.dependents to get all dependents of a particular texturemap, then iterate over depenent’s properties to know which one is the one, but keep i…

you can make yourself a helper dialog to lookup for action items and then toggle them using actionMan there’s an example in mxs reference Interfaces &…

it works! cool

GSystems: I could find information on how to apply this to dotNet UI elements, because they do not directly support this property( But sure you h…

oh, didn’t try it with the rest of the controls and tested it on 2014 only so perhaps it is version dependent solution as well. People suggested to in…

according to SO you can do it like this try (destroydialog X ) catch () rollout X “” ( dotnetcontrol b “system.windows.forms.button” text:”hellow”…

best you can do is to look in c++ SDK sample files изображение.png1019x322 63.1 KB

use setPropertyController

get item contents and check whatever you need brush = if MatchPattern dnListBox.items.item[arg.index] pattern:”*a*” then brushes.Red else brushes.Bla…

lww: how could I get the text on the left? These labels must be separate controls just like any other mxs label, but I couldn’t find any neighbor…

Here’s a quick dirty test code, see if it works is_rendering = true bw = dotNetObject “CSharpUtilities.SynchronizingBackgroundWorker” fn printpb =…

you could start a timer before the render start and then simply find pb control among statuspanel child controls to parse the data ( local g = (dotNe…

Alternatively you could make your own action table and action context and activate it on your tool start (and perhaps re-activate it using a timer wh…