Guys, I've installed Blender along with the Python Script on my machine with no problem. But recently I notice that 3ds Max acting weird after I installed them, which is the viewport default light become over bright. I check the material slots and all the sphere are kinda over-exposed, normally they are all gray in color,…
has nothing to do with python. go into your scene and hit 8 for for the environment and effects window(or go Rendering -> Environment) and change the ambient colour to black
Thats because the Area every now and then turns out to be a graveyard. CGtalk is the place to talk with Maxscript veterans - maybe add a thread there as well and have a look at their Python Mxs thread.
Heheh..they're not that bad all the time, some times those guys at AREA also give you a good answer~ CGTalk, hang out there quite often but haven't register yet..dunno why.. _Revel
aniceto That's actually worked man..Hmm, I wonder how did that change by it self?..Well, at least now I know how to fix that problem. Thanks! pior Hi man, as what I understand from your post, you need to set the ambient color every time you restart max, correct?..I already try in Max 2010 and it looks like the value that I…
Theres also a nasty bug in max 2009 (and other releases maybe ?) when even if the color picker shows grey for ambient, the scene displays it black until you manually click the spinner ever so slightly. Anyone got a fix for that? Even a Maxstart.max doesnt fix it ...
Pior: Turns out I had this laying around on my HDD. It toggles between black and any other color you want to define but you'll have to edit the script. I would think that adding it to a hotkey would be better than a startup/callback script. macroScript modeling_Env category:"BCTools"( on execute do ( global modeling_Env if…
Any idea on how to set it up ? I find myself adjusting that stupid value back to mid grey pretty much ... every day haha. Ill run some tests to see if I can somehow narrow it down. Thanks for the suggestions btw. Is it still happening in newer Maxs ? This, and the antialias incompatibility (even forcing the Nvidia driver…
Pior: You could use a startup script or a new scene callback script to do this but it would change the ambient value for every scene you open unless you run a test to see if there has been a filename set for the current scene.