"It works pretty well, the only downside is that I always have to execute the script when I reboot my computer." What I do for my scripts is, I have a directory I work on my scripts in, and in my Scripts/Startup folder I have a .ms file that uses getFiles "C:\\foo\\*.ms" and .mcr, then fileIn's them. I also delete any .bmp…
Cool Professor, post it up on Monday! What I meant though was, the script I am using for key remapping is not a maxscript, but an AutoHotkey script www.autohotkey.com Which remaps Shift + MouseWheelDown to downArrow and Shift + MouseWheelUP to upArrow. Then in my scripts/startup folder I have my maxscript that binds the…
Okay I've been trying to find an answer to this question, maybe someone here knows the answer. I'm not too great at scripting. Basically, I have this script that I found that increments the falloff value of soft selection by a value (for example 0.5). This can be bound to a key so that every time I tap it, I can increase…
New one on a vaguely similar slant to the falloff script, here's a script which uses the same up/down controller to shrink/grow a selection. Just press the hotkey you assign to the script, then move the mouse up or down to shrink or grow the selection. <font class="small">Code:</font><hr /><pre> macroscript selectionSlider…
Look in help under "Executing External Commands and Programs" to launch the script when you start max. There should be a way to check whether a process is running as well, though it is probably not native to maxscript (thus you could check if autohotkey was running and if it wasn't you could launch when you open max). I…
Thanks for the replies so far guys... My workaround solution for the moment is with an AutoHotkey script I wrote that enables me to bind the falloff to shift + the scroll wheel. It works pretty well, the only downside is that I always have to execute the script when I reboot my computer. There's probably a way for me to…
Mildly updated the script today, I'm fairly happy with how it works. It's very smooth and works on Editable Poly objects of any size/scale. I still want to get it set up to only be active while a key is pressed and held down, but I'm not sure if that's even possible using Maxscript.
Alright dude since I took and adapted this yesterday for my team I figured I should post the code here... it is a smarter version of above, feel free to use it (I highly suggest it). The max falloff is now the largest side of the bounding box, so for large or small objects, the slider scales correctly, and the code is…
My version, last updated 16:29 GMT, 05/11/07: 1. Copy and paste this into a new Maxscript, run it, and bind a hotkey to this new function. 2. Press the hotkey then just move the mouse up or down to set the falloff value greater or smaller. 3. Left-click to accept the value, or right-click to cancel and reset the falloff…