turbosmooth was because I wanted to call the function more times (the baseobject as I’ve said a couple times already, was a mistake because in a previ…

Yeah of course, but this doesn’t make “everything is wrong”. I could have just avoided all the trouble by just writing half lines of code like you did…

yeah, I understand that. I can’t see why you said that these are both wrong.

I either have missed it or it was before I started becoming active.

Hi Denis, I’m not sure if you’ve read the previous comments, but spacefrog mentioned about the baseobject problem and I replied to that. I’m also no…

haha yeah, stupid me! I was testing it with multiple scenes and I forgot to remove it. In any case, the difference again it’s pretty dramatic. I tried…

I don’t have python to give it a go, but why do you access the file for every loop?! Save everything in memory and write the file at once. for exampl…

I was pleasantly surprised the other day with MXS and binary, it’s much faster than text!

If the saving is not fast enough for you, why don’t you save your files using dotNet APIs?

I suppose the easiest way would be the following in coordsys local ( for i=1 to $Box002.verts.count do ( setVert $Box001 i (getVert $Box002 i) )…

yep, because there is no property offset in the button. Try “pos” instead try(destroyDialog resizingRollout)catch() rollout resizingRollout “resizin…

Blobynator: Hi all, I’d like to do a rollout that I can resize vertically and horizontally but… I am a bit anoyed by this did you tried this ?…

Hi davius, I’ve uploaded a file. The script is in the Text shape. Unfortunately I’m a bit busy so it’s the quickest/ugliest way to do it, but it will…

Hm, I think I’m stack with C#… Can you please take a look the following MXS code? –because MXS doesn’t have a makeClosest function fn makeClosest …