denisT: The point is that this is a forum thread where developers share tips, tricks, their findings yeah, for promotion it would be much more ef…
see if it helps rollout progbarRollout “progbar” ( progressbar progbar color:(color 100 100 230) width:400 height:25 value:0 dotNetControl title …
( macroScript Tool_1 category:”RTFM” toolTip:”Tool #1″ ( messagebox “tool #1″ ) macroScript Tool_2 category:”RTFM” toolTip:”Tool #2″ ( messagebox …
according to msdn Expect100Continue is set to true by default to combine enums use dotnet.CombineEnums , or maybe bit.or could work as well not sure…
dZorg: but on some systems it gives this error:: if you have an access to these systems you could try solutions from SO answers, or you already d…
I mean that if you run multiple 3dsmax instances, not max scenes. For example 20xx and 20xx at the same time and it doesn’t matter which versions you …
it is no matter how fast your solution is, it isn’t correct in cases when there’s more than one instance of max running and also it won’t work for loc…
SolidSnakeH: when i open slate metrial editor and i type this windows.getChildHWND 0 “slate material editor” Not really. There could be multiple…
Bit shifts aren’t something complicated, you can see them being used a lot in window messages. But it is just a neat way to store and pass two values…
JimmyVera: If possible, I would really like to adjust that separator-position through MaxScript. You can try to do it like that, but maybe there’…
JimmyVera: if it’s possible to adjust the separator in the listener? Separator? What’s that? Auto close unsaved hard to tell what could go wro…
JimmyVera: Or would you need to do some hacky shit that depend on screensize and resolution? you can use mxseditor plugin to set mxs editor as ex…
It just enters in a while loop until user selects something or cancel it with a key press. Don’t know if it is possible to debug maxscript.dll with AD…
JimmyVera: … is that whenever a script is called directly it will close the previous instance of itself It depends entirely on how your scripts a…