Make sure that you have removed the params in your constructor, like in the code I posted: public SplineAlignDialog() { global = GlobalInterface….

Well, there is no need to send the Iglobal instance because you can grab it through Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface.Instance. But, if you wanted to send …

You are getting the error because the constructor in your class takes one parameter, and you are trying to build it in MaxScript with no params. Use …

Call it from a maxscript located in the startup folder. What are you trying to achieve though? If you are trying to show something once 3ds Max has lo…

You have to load it as a dotNetObject, with your namespace and class names: myForm = dotNetObject “MyNameSpace.MyClass” myForm.show() –Windows form…

Thanks for the code lo The only thing I had to change was adding a ‘set;’ in Handle.

I have managed to find a pretty hacky solution to this problem. Completely disposing the tooltip seems to fix the problem, so using MouseEnter and Mou…

Exactly right. Both MaxForms and Rollouts do not require any methods to call enable/disableAccellerators. Annoyingly MaxForms also catch any keyboard …

Hmm interesting, cheers for the info Phil. I have never had it happen to a dotNet form directly, but I have had it happen to VRFB and 3ds Max Help wit…

Thanks for the replies, but not it’s not what I’m looking for. Also, even shorter: theFrm = dotNetObject “MaxCustomControls.MaxForm” theFrm.showMode…

Search for ‘scriptJob’, it’s a bit more tricky to use than the 3ds Max callback system but once you get your head around it can work well. In maya 2…

Hey Mike. Hope all is well! Have you tried disposing all the dotNet objects in the struct, undefining it, and then running a garbage collection? gc(…