There you go, Johan is all over it

Yeah, there should really be some offset value for the noise controller. Something to actually shift the curve so it doesn’t all start with the same v…

You can also do it quick and dirty: for o in selection where o.wireColor == black do delete o But if you want to go further and do more operations l…

rollout TestArray “Test Array” ( [b]local objArray = #()[/b] button b01 “Create” button b02 “Delete” on b01 pressed do ( ObjTest = S…

You can somewhat lock an object’s wireColor by setting it through a float script. The user can still apply a different color, but as soon as the viewp…

Thanks for the great work Eric. Any news on a max 2013 compile?

jejeje finaly find it, max has an option in the selection tab were you can choose to select by normal, nice!

autocompleteword.automatic=1 autocomplete.*.ignorecase=1 autocomplete.choose.single=0 autocomplete.*.start.characters=$(chars.alpha)$(chars.numeric…

It is for me. Maybe you have to force the page to refresh. Fire Fox does that sometimes.

Light: Yeah but where is it? I really don’t see it in the first post. Light It’s the first post:

Still not popping up after following the instructions on enabling it :S

The error occured as the object has not been assigned to the variable “obj”. With “.name” you access the name property of the object. Here’s an exampl…

Yes… it’s a string. When you add it as an item to the drop down list it will display as Item 1, NOT “Item 1” If that’s not the case then post your sc…

What Denis posted will work. When you read the array you’ll get a string: “#(“ITEM1”, “ITEM2”,“ITEM3”,“ITEM4”)” Then you use the execute() method to …

That was awesome!! Looks like it turned out rock solid! What do you think of an addRange method so you don’t have to assign a node to a control one b…