pretty vague… Neil’s script relies on OBF called ‘nameManager’. Check the source file to see what parameters it takes and which of those get fed when…
so basically you’d want the equivalent of… going into trajectories mode converting the trajectory to a spline setting that spline as a path constrai…
bit of a dupe thread, this; problem seems to be that setKnotPoint won’t actually cause an animation keyframe to be set
and should you need to support older max versions… dragAndDrop.downloadURLToDisk <url> <destination> 1
well, you can’t really halt a script in a modeless dialog – you could have the main script pop up that modeless dialog, call it a day, and then let th…
If only it were that simple :\ theSpline = $ $Line:Line01 @ [40.000000,-0.000002,50.000000] animateVertex theSpline #all OK theTrack = theSpline[4][…
huh… I would have simply suggested ‘with animate on at time T ( setKnotPiont shapeObj splineIndex knotIndex )’, but apparenty that doesn’t create any …
try ‘throw’ if you want to throw an error e.g. for i = -100 to 100 do ( if (i == 0) then ( throw “zomg! you nearly divided by zero!” ) print (…
try this… Scripted Plug-in Clauses[left]on <rollout> reload do … [/left] [left]This event handler is defined for rollouts in scripted plug-…
you may be SOL… From the “‘This’ Local Variable in Scripted Controllers” topic: Obviously it is not possible to tell the actual node when the contr…
no 64bit here, but the objects you’re creating certainly aren’t 64bit-only objects… it’s just a Window ;\
the only possibly relevant bit I can find is… Window needs UnmanagedCode security permission to be instantiated. This has the following consequences…
or maybe it’s an XP vs Vista thing (apparently WPF is a separate download for XP SP2) – no idea I did / do have .NET 3.5 (SP1) installed… even tried…
yep, both examples – quite possibly I don’t have 3.5 (SP1 or otherwise) installed as of yet… will try later. Shouldn’t we be building user interfaces…
this error is much more fun – Runtime error: dotNet runtime exception: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication tha…