maxscript control question

[Zbuffer]

Hi,

Unfortunately, no, there is not...
You would have to build a custom treeview/listview control using activeX or DotNet
I would be more than interested if such control would exist, or if anyone could provide any hints.

[davestewart]

Subrollouts, anyone?

rollout ro1 "Rollout" height:200
(
subrollout sro1 "sub rollout" height:180
)

rollout sro1 "sub rollout" height:200
(
button btn1 "press Me!" height:100 width:100
button btn2 "press Me!" height:100 width:100
)

createdialog ro1
AddSubRollout ro1.sro1 sro1

[Zbuffer]

Well subrollouts have their own titlebar...
which can use a lot of space if you have 10 rows...
But I admit it can be a workaround...

[xenry]

thanks guys, will have to think on that =)

[PEN]

Have a look at what Kees has done with MorphX2 here: http://www.lumonix.net/ He is using a few things to fake the setup which is what I think is happening in the Max morpher anyway.

[Wahooney]

The Multi/Sub-Material dialog is actually just a couple of buttons and checkboxes, etc. with some and a floating scroll bar. It cunningly reallocates the buttons, etc. to different materials in the array based on the current scroll value, hiding any controls > the number of materials. As far as I know you can't create a scroll bar in ActiveX, but I'm quite sure that it would be possible in .NET.

I hope this clarifies things a little.

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