Whoops double post, chrome just went whacky when I pressed submit

Hey Tim, The reason getItemAt errors is because the method wants two integer values rather than a dotNet point class. It looks like there are two di…

Hey Tim, Yep this is possible to do with a few lines of code. This is taken from the Maxscript help file ‘Converting ActiveX Treeview Control to DotN…

Nope, seems the code above doesn’t work. Oh well, at least it works in the second post.

Hmm interesting… Thanks for the link to the two related structs. I’d never thought about accessing and setting global values that way before. I don’t…

Never mind, figured it out… It’s amazing what 5 minutes away from the computer screen does. Turns out you have to send the value to the function, as …

Have you seen this thread? It may help you. Particularly one of the last posts:

This post by lo a while ago should answer any questions you have about building dotNet controls in functions. It’s a really neat idea to reduce repeti…

The flickering you get with dotNet controls within rollouts is pretty nasty. Personally I much prefer using a form and then using the anchor property …

You want to avoid selecting stuff in the viewport as that is slow. You will need to use a recursive function to recurse down the hierarchy of childre…

Hey DustinBrown, The reason is because you need so select the objects you want to export if you are using the ‘selectedOnly’ flag. I don’t have a cop…

Heh, as if it was that easy :banghead: Thanks for the help. I’ve noticed that with a normal form absolutely all key presses are transferred to max, b…

You could always send the script to deadline as a postLoad script. That way it will set the region for the chosen objects before it starts rendering. …