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ReneAlex 09-18-2002, 11:26 PM how can i get a shotcut in the mat-edit menus (3dsmax 5) the very useful but deeply hidded; color clipboard...
I search around the customize user interface dialog box but it was not success...
:shrug:
is just a silly thing, but if anybody find a workaround...
speak up!
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BrandonD
09-19-2002, 01:25 AM
The problem is that it's an old utility that never was opened to MAXscript from what I can gather. I'll see if I can write one for you...
Originally posted by Korben
how can i get a shotcut in the mat-edit menus (3dsmax 5) the very useful but deeply hidded; color clipboard...
I search around the customize user interface dialog box but it was not success...
:shrug:
is just a silly thing, but if anybody find a workaround...
speak up!
:shrug:
In max 5, you could use
macroScript OpenCC category:"Material Editor"
(
UtilityPanel.OpenUtility Color_Clipboard
)
This will open the utility in the command panel (Utility tab). You could put it into the MEdit menu, on a toolbar or Quad, or assign a shortcut to it to quickly access the Color Clipboard.
It will NOT open the CC Floater though :annoyed:
BrandonD
09-19-2002, 01:49 AM
An alternative would be to use this code:
macroscript ColorClipboard category:"Tools"
(
rollout colorClipboard "ColorClipboard" width:200 height:96
(
colorPicker color01 "" pos:[8,8] width:56 height:32 color:(color 128 128 128)
colorPicker color02 "" pos:[72,8] width:56 height:32 color:(color 128 128 128)
colorPicker color03 "" pos:[136,8] width:56 height:32 color:(color 128 128 128)
colorPicker color04 "" pos:[8,48] width:56 height:32 color:(color 128 128 128)
colorPicker color05 "" pos:[72,48] width:56 height:32 color:(color 128 128 128)
colorPicker color06 "" pos:[136,48] width:56 height:32 color:(color 128 128 128)
)
-- create the rollout window and add the rollout
if ColorClipboardFloater != undefined do
(
closerolloutfloater ColorClipboardFloater
)
CreateDialog colorClipboard width:200 height:100
)
I tested it and it seems to work, simple enough. Just cut and paste it into a new script window. Then save it in your /UI/Macroscripts directory as ColorClipboard.mcr. Then either run it directly or restart MAX. You can assign it to a QuadMenu, Toolbar, hotkey, etc. It'll show up under Tools.
ReneAlex
09-19-2002, 02:17 AM
Hey thanks!
all of you are great!
I just put your script (BrandonD) in the matedit menu... it works perfect, it is just what I want.
:bounce: :beer: :bounce:
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