Thank you denis! I’ll be studying that code. But, I ran into an interesting issue (that throws an unknown exception) that I’m able to reproduce agai…

Let me explain what I’m trying to do: merge a max file with #select enabled put $ into an array variable apply that array variable to a node via cus…

Good input PEN! Here’s some (paraphrased) code that I ran across in another one of my scripts: ( fn fnThree = (does some stuff) fn fnTwo = (does …

Thanks kees! That clears up any questions I had!

i’m not converting to chars correctly, it just adds more time to the clock. how do you convert to char? i cannot cast “as char”. what is the other w…

i’m suprised because i assumed that comparing a string would have a similar time as comparing an integer, because characters are integers. how does m…

PEN makes good points. This is something that pisses me off a bit, some one is trying to make a living from their work and some one else comes alon…

A couple thoughts: “However, unencrypting/cracking a piece of code and publishing the source may actually be a crime in the US.” If you post it anony…

Here is an attempt at optimizing that code: fn getBBounds theObject = ( local c = snapshot theObject c.transform = matrix3 1 local …

so would this be the optimal way to execute getting the bb x,y,and z? “Optimal” is a very subjective term. If it works for you, then it’s as optima…

I guess my question is, why do I have have to turn theBB into another variable to get it to work? If I understand you correctly, you don’t need to d…