Ohh so you're just trying to get rid of the bars at start up? ok... Have you tried saving the script to: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Autodesk\3dsMax\2014 - 64bit\ENU\scripts\startup This is where scripts are supposed to be saved in newer versions of max. Saving it to the max install folder might not work in newer…
I'm a little confused as to what you want the script to do? It's behaving logically if you change it to doc at the top. It was intended to replace two of the animation toolbars at the bottom with the ribbon because when you're modeling you don't need the animation tools there and when you're animating you don't need…
Does anyone know why Mark's script doesn't save its effects in Max 2015? Up to 2014 I never had a problem. I set up my UI the way I like it, save the scene as maxstart in the appropiate folder...And when I open max again, it loads up just fine the way I modified it, except for that script's toggled bars (the trackbar,…
@Computron - mybe you can use this script? http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/isolate-selection-legacy-mode-for-2013 @Mark - is there a way to open/ close outliner with your script? im aware of macros.run "toggleOutliner" but it simply just toggle the visibility of outliner. I want something to be able to check like…
I think I understand what you trying to do, personally i did that as well. So what I did for mine was use this script with hotkey'd; macroscript UICleancategory:"_Navigation"tooltip:"UIClean"buttonText:"UIClean"(-- Toggles on and off the bottom toolbar fn togglebotoff = ( trackbar.visible = false timeSlider.setVisible…
monster: Well no worries, I downgraded to 2014 anyway hehe. Mark: I'm using the very first script you posted here, only that I deleted the lines that hid the Ribbon since I'm fine with that. As to what I want with it, it's perfect, it works like I want it to. It toggles the bottom bars on and off. The question is, though,…
I just tested a script in both spots and it works in both places so either place should work, but you probably want to keep all of your scripts in the same place. Monster is right, if the header info is in the start up script, it will define the macro on start up instead of executing the actual code. Doing what Monster…
Are you talking about the dock state? As in you want it docked at the top but the script aligns it to the bottom? The dock state is called out in the script and forced on each time so if you want it aligned some other way you need to either remove that from the script or change it to how you like it docked. The line you're…
You need to remove the macroscript header from the script in the startup folder as well. Otherwise you are defining a Macro instead of running a script. Remove these lines:
This Script realy solved my Problem had a long struggle with a lost 3dsmax Trackbar Button ( Curve Editor Button ) beside my Animation Timeline with all Keyframes Indicators gone too. After enabling and disabling the Script it brings me back the Button. Yeho THX. :thumbup: