I'm glad you guys are finding this useful. Rakile: Macroscripts are run a bit differently than regular scripts. They're saved in the UI/Macroscripts folder and can be assigned to buttons and hotkeys instead of having to manually run it every time. How to save and run a macroscript 1. In Max, click on the MAXScript menu and…
what if you ran the script...but have no "haywood" tools in your keyboard tab? i can select a row of edges....the go to run script and it works. but i have no "haywood" tools in my keyboard tab. i'm kinda new to scripts as well
Fritz: Check out the edited post above with more detailed installation instructions. It really shouldn't do anything (or appear to do anything, because it actually does do something) if you just run the script. If you run it without following the above instructions about saving the file manually, Max will save the file in…
I'm fairly new to using scripts, so I'm not positive that I put it in correctly. I copied your code into a new Maxscript dialiouge window and saved it as Buldgeconnectscript.ms. I tried making a quick box, pulled out the edges to make it look round in the middle, but when I tried to run the script, it didn't seem to do…
This script acts just like the edge Connect button on an editable poly object, but it will also raise of lower the new vert to keep the overall curvature of the object. So if you connected the edges down the length of a cylinder with the normal connect button, you end up with a new edge loop but the cylinder now has a flat…
Damn, it's like you read my mind or something. That's really awesome. I'm gonna try it out as soon as I get the chance, there's been quite a few times I've wanted something like this! Good work!