Difference between Ctrl+E & DragDrop Button

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Old 04 April 2013   #1
Maxscript : Difference between Ctrl+E & DragDrop Button
Hi everybody !

Sorry for this basic question, but I have difference between the 3dsmax reaction between Ctrl+E/Shift-Enter and DragDrop Button.

Simple Sample here :
Works well with the Ctrl+E (LOD1 = 50% poly count of the source), and with a dragDrop button, LOD1 = 100% poly count of the source.


-- Clone
		obj = $selection[1]
		maxOps.cloneNodes obj cloneType:#copy newNodes:&result	
		objLod1 = result[1]	
		objLod1.name = obj.name + "_LOD1"
		deleteModifier objLod1 1

	 	-- Optimize 50
		addModifier objLod1 (ProOptimizer ())
		objLod1.modifiers[#ProOptimizer].KeepUV = on
		objLod1.modifiers[#ProOptimizer].VertexPercent = 50
		
		select objLod1
		$.modifiers[#ProOptimizer].Calculate = on
			
		-- Skin Wrapp
		addModifier objLod1 (Skin_Wrap());
		addMesh = #();
		addMesh[1] = obj
		objLod1.modifiers[#Skin_Wrap].meshList = addMesh
			
		select objLod1
			
		$.modifiers[#Skin_Wrap].meshDeformOps.convertToSkin off
			
		--maxOps.CollapseNodeTo $ 2 off


Maybe need a local/global variable, or something like that ?
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Last edited by skyrick : 04 April 2013 at 06:34 PM.
 
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Old 04 April 2013   #2
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If you have ideas, you're welcome
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Old 04 April 2013   #3
The problem is,propably, because when you use drag-n-drop you are not in modify pannel. Put this on top of the code above and the script will work:

max modify mode


Why you use this?
obj = $selection[1]

instead of this
obj = selection[1]
 
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