The easiest way to figure these types of things out is by saving two files with as little changes between them and comparing the two (in a binary file…

no worries – refresh my earlier post; .PC2 support added %)

fn pointCachePointCount f = ( — check the filetype fType = getFilenameType f case ftype of ( “.xml”: ( f = (getFilenamePath f) + (getFilenameFil…

you could get it from the UI using UIAccessor, or you can try getting it from the file. For the Autodesk Cache type, it looks like it might start at …

The following thread might be of some help: Is there a way to move ffdBox control points with maxscript? It contains functions to convert from FFD …

RobGalanakis: I am scratching my beard. Why is that? Because it is nice and scruffy I think the command line equivalent is more like: [b]star…

eep… don’t force users to use Internet Explorer To upen a URL with the user’s configured browser for the http protocol: shellLaunch “http://www.cgs…

start max twice? :argh:

Well you only need to run the first part in whatever script you execute first if you’re doing a package of scripts. The include line itself is about …

which means you’d have to do something like (wouldn’t recommend the temp dir, of course)… ( local publicFile = createFile “$temp\\public.ms” local…

not necessarily – depends on how it’s implemented. If it’s a matter of writing, say: private someVar type:#etc , then you’ll have no choice but to …

As soon as the demo is available, you can grab that and get the info from the maxscript help file, of course. Hopefully it’s implemented in a backwar…

not directly – try by adding a trackbar filter callback; would only have to grab the subanim, loop over its keys, check which one – if any – is select…

If I had a sure-fire way of triggering the issue, I could test in a few max versions… but odds are that it is indeed in 2008 and that your only soluti…

I’d guess the same bug exists in 2008. Perhaps it’s safe to set something up on a trackviewnode instead? It has the added advantage that any animata…