Note: .Drawing Render Region between two points in Viewport.
If you press the Ctrl key, So you can move the whole selection in active viewport
Script
Region between two points
By Maxis · 2014-01-25
- Version
- 1.0
- Version requirement
- 3ds max 2013+
- Date updated
- 1014-01-24
- Votes
- 2
Description
Additional Info
Installation:
1. Copy "EditRegion_two_Points_tool.ms" to c:\Program Files\Autodesk\"Your version 3ds Max"\stdplugs\stdscripts\
2. Copy "EditRegion_two_Points_MacroScript.mcr" to "c:\Program Files\Autodesk\"Your version 3ds Max"\MacroScripts\"
3. Run 3ds Max. Go to Customize/CustomizeUI category:"Maxis Scripts". Selected "RegionToll".
Attachments
- editregion_two_points_tool.zip — editregion_two_points_tool.zip2.1 KB
Comments (1)
...+1
barigazy · 2014-01-27
Cool approch.
One tip about "if-then-else" statement.
When you use "if-then" max always expects "else" statement.
So in this case it's better to use "if-do" instead of "if-then"
Cheers!