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Re: Importing animated UVs
Yes, that's possible via scripting. You'd want to look at the Mesh class http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/ScriptReference/Mesh.html Pull mesh.uv into a new array, edit them as you like, then pass the array back in to the mesh (you can't just edit them directly from mesh.uv, you have to feed it the entire array at once… -
Re: [Maxscript] Help applying auto smoothing to a group of objects.
swordslayer is correct your problem is logic. The one linked off CG society looks like it probably comes into it's own when you're dealing with hundreds of objects I decided I'd probably find this handy so I wrote it up for myself : the multi-sub material is automatically created by default - simply use the eyedropper to… -
MEL - selecting faces by material
Hello, I am trying to figure out how to build an array with faces that have a particular material assigned to it. I have found bit of info here and there, and this is what i came up with. string $matchingFaces[]; //this will be used later to select faces ConvertSelectionToFaces; // just select all the faces of the mesh… -
[Maxscript] Create bone between selections
This script to build bones based on selected objects works perfect if you are going to use it only once in the scene. It gives error when using it again for the second time in the scene, apparently it is the way your array is built, as I do not have enough knowledge to solve it public here the question. Is it possible to… -
Re: Blender 2.8 Real Time development test, Tree Creature
It's good, but it still lacks a lot of tools and conveniences which force you to take extremely slow and circuitous approaches to various tasks. Take Radial Array for example. In most tools you would just hit the Radial Array button, then define an offset and number of instances. In Blender, if I remember correctly, you… -
Re: Autodesk 3ds Max Maxscript: Return vertex index of an object touching another object?
Update: For those of you who are checking back on my progress, I have managed to find a way that works for me. Basically, if I want to place a sphere at a specific vertex on my character mesh, I name the sphere to contain the number containing the vertex index of that mesh. First, I loop through all of the vertices, and… -
Re: maxscript - Weld vertex selection to last selected vertex
Hi, guys! As I said before I don't use callback. I'm new to maxscript and... Sync, your code is too complicated to me. :) Here the steps that I use to get the last selected vertex: 1. selecet some vertices - 10 for example 2. start script what script do: 2.1. store vertex selection in array 2.2. max undo 2.3 store vertex… -
Re: Maxscript Function Orders
Looks like a scope issue. Try this: ( objArray = selection as array objList = #() txtNull = "" global nameSearchBox rollout nameSearchBox "Name and Search" ( edittext objectSearch listbox objectList function updateList x= ( objArray = selection as array objList = #() for i = 1 to objArray.count do ( if findString… -
Re: multi threading with python in 3ds Max
If you want to create multiple copies of the same mesh, here's a suggestion: - Read the mesh geometry into a Python object -- a Numpy array for example, with all vertex positions as 1x3 rows, as well as a a tuple of tuples as an index buffer, representing the mesh polygons formed by the vertex indices so you can rebuild… -
Re: Most Efficient Way to Handle Large Amount of Textures
Hi. First of all you should think about if you really need that many textures. Maybe it is possible to work with other techniques like blending several textures together. Anyway sometimes you need that many textures. Texture Arrays are a good solution and it would be much easier to handle than an atlas texture. Also with…
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