OK, so that’s done and it all works fine – thanks very much!! Now, is there a way to populate the mesh with faces to get some sort of 3D shape? It’s …

Is there something you don’t know the answer to? Lol!! Thanks a lot, I’ll give it a try!!

Well, this numfaces bit might be a problem: I don’t have information on faces at all since the 3D laser scanner only generates a point cloud – will th…

Not sure what version of Max you’re running, but this shouldn’t be too difficult with .Net in the new Max? Anyway, good luck!! Tim

Mike, This may not help at all, but testing whether an app is running is extremely easy in VB, C++ or even (and probs most simply) as a batch file – …

Cheers guys – haven’t tried it yet (busy weekend) but I have some other linking bits in the code and know they go much faster – the code’ll execute be…

pudgerboy: so is arrB an array of a bone chain, or of individual bones? since you are skinning a single bone to a single node, all verts will be wei…

I haven’t tried it yet, but are you sure that’ll work? select arrC [i]modPanel.addModToSelection (Skin ()) ui:on[/i] [i]for i = 1 to arrB.count-1 …

Three lines isn’t much at all, but is three times as long as I think it need be – why open the rollout before applying the skin modifier? Anyway, not …

I wasn’t thinking easier, just a simpler method – it seems strange you have to call the rollout first then do the operations, as this seems to slow do…

Cheers everyone for your help – it’s all working perfectly!! I have some more issues but I’ll start up a new thread as it’s slightly OT… Cheers agai…

That’s what I wrote in the edit to my post!! Thanks though!! And yeah, I prefer quicker methods of doing the same things, so I’ll try your suggestion…

Bedankt Johan – I haven’t looked into dotNet at all with MSX (only been learning this past month), but I have done some VB and VB.net stuff so perhaps…