Your rollout definition is enclosed in local scope (which also means that the try(destroydialog Attacher)catch() line will never destroy the dialog), …

A few more bits and pieces from the update: The File > Archive command is now exposed in MAXScript as archiveMAXFile() The SystemTools struct now …

MaxVer is likely a global variable introduced by one of the scripts you are using, it’s definitely undefined on my end. Might be more reliable to use …

Btw. 2019.1 Update is out now and it’s fixed there so you don’t have to do it that way anyway.

Once again, _ is just a name like any other, no special syntax. fn _ is the same thing as say fn test, it has no arguments so you need to add them if …

Instead of a holder of one variable, hold an array of variables in that case, something along the lines of: masterValue = rollout thisRollout “” widt…

Quite a few ways around that while keeping the function inside the struct, for example: masterValue = rollout thisRollout “” width:200 ( struct m…

Like most of the other brilliant ideas, I first saw this one used by denisT, and didn’t look back ever since

They get set to whatever value is assigned to them in the rollout, you can reassign them to itself and they will hold the same value: rollout varTest…

Yes, I’d say 2017 was a pretty significant step forward when it comes to .NET improvements, in 2018 it was mainly fixes and cleanup but it makes one h…

Yes, it’s still there in 2019, same issues with others like the curve control points IIRC. Aside from simple one-liners and simple UI stuff, I tend av…

That’s the fourth subanim of a node, first three are #visibility, #space_warps and #transform and this one is either #<object_class> if there’s…

So I presume this could work for you: fn get_reference_parent node_list = for obj in node_list where hasProperty obj[4] #Modified_Object do exit…

Why do you add the empty modifier, wouldn’t returning the node with the least modifiers do the same anyway? Edit: Okay, now I see why, if there’s a re…