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MAXScript command to create PFlow_ABurn operator??? - Printable Version +- Sitni Sati Forums (https://forum.afterworks.com) +-- Forum: Products (https://forum.afterworks.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: AfterBurn (https://forum.afterworks.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=9) +--- Thread: MAXScript command to create PFlow_ABurn operator??? (/showthread.php?tid=912) |
MAXScript command to create PFlow_ABurn operator??? - Filip Kaczorek - 09-11-2009 I was trying to do this with the macro recorder, I got: Code: particleFlow.BeginEdit()Something to be expected actually. The problem is that when I try to run the same code in the listener I get an error: -- Type error: Call needs function or class, got: undefined What am I missing here? Apparently PFlow_Aburn() is not enough to create the operator - there are some parameters required? Re: MAXScript command to create PFlow_ABurn operator??? - Filip Kaczorek - 09-18-2009 Anyone??? Oh common, does anyone know how to create a PFlow_ABurn operator using MaxScript?? Re: MAXScript command to create PFlow_ABurn operator??? - sitnisati - 09-18-2009 You have a typo ![]() it should be op1 = PFlow_ABurn() Re: MAXScript command to create PFlow_ABurn operator??? - Filip Kaczorek - 09-18-2009 Oh wow, you're right!!! It works now. Still the macro recorder in the listener outputs PFlow-ABurn() not PFlow_ABurn() ![]() Is that something you have to fix or Autodesk? Re: MAXScript command to create PFlow_ABurn operator??? - sitnisati - 09-19-2009 I'll check that. Thanks for reporting. Kresimir |