Another question guys. I'm reading somethings about Python and 3ds max. What is the best way to create scripts throught MaxPlus or pymxs? In Monster's picture, i see that you use MaxPlus. So far i'm very noob in python and It with 3ds Max. If i want to recreate some of my mxs scripts, i would have to use MaxPlus? Thanks…
Hi guys! i have a little doubt about custom functions (its a dle, this function call a C++ script), the sintax in maxscript is the following: local customScriptOK = customSript theObjs thePath settings:customScriptSettingsFile log:customScriptLogFiletheObjs = #(obj1,obj2)
thePath = "C://" this script you can call like…
Python in max works fine alone? or need to works with maxscript? all of this is for create the next tools in maxscript or Python. monster thank you so much for the script! ^^ you rock!
I think that i got it. I need two, because will be cases with Maxplus doesn't have the correctly command or function and i need pymxs. So, in any cases of this, i understand that i could refactor my mxs scripts with Python ( obviously with MaxPlus and pymxs ), aren't they?
You can use python in max. It appears to be more arseache than using maxscript natively but less arseache than using .Net libraries Disclaimer . .. I've got very little experience beyond doing a hello world experiment in max python as I only get paid to script for maya. Python is worth learning, it's initially disgusting…
Mmm, i saw that the best way maybe will be use the both, isn't it? for example, Maxscript for native functions and Python better to develop the interface ? I'll to take advantage of this thread, with another mini question. What MaxScript/Python editor which editor can to execute the scripts into the 3ds MAx 2017 recommend…
Doh!, sorry guys for this noobs mistakes! haha But I've tried with your feedback and doesn`t work :( the error which 3ds max gave me was: The same error gave the Listener: "Traceback (most recent call last): SyntaxError: invalid syntax (<input>, line 132)" And in my IDE(Visual Studio Code), the pylynt says the same:…