How to use Join_Bodies in maxscript?

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02 February 2012	#1

jedie Expert portfolio jens d. jojo, Germany Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 338	How to use Join_Bodies in maxscript? I have a array of BodyObjects and want to join it. How to use 'Join_Bodies' ? Join_Bodies -> http://docs.autodesk.com/3DSMAX/14/...E626B2-3030.htm In MacroRecoder i see this: select #($'foo', $'bar') Join_Bodies RenderRadioRA:0 FaceApproxAngleRA:40 EdgeApproxAngleRA:0 FaceChordRA:0.5 EdgeChordRA:0 MaxEdgeRA:0 LowQualityRA:on MediumQualityRA:off HighQualityRA:off WeldAndSmoothRA:on SaveRenderMeshRA:off DisplayRadioVDS:1 ULinesVDS:0 VLinesVDS:0 IsoAngleDS:7 IsoChordHeightVDS:0 FaceApproxAngleVDS:15 EdgeApproxAngleVDS:0 FaceChordHeightVDS:0.1 EdgeChordHeightVDS:0 MaxEdgeLengthPctVDS:0 CleanMeshVDS:off SubDMeshVDS:off LowQualityVDS:on MediumQualityVDS:off HighQualityVDS:off DisplaySurfaceKnotsVDS:off SmoothingPassesVDS:0 $.TwoSidedMeshesOP = on But if use a similar code from a maxscipt, the join operation doesn't do his work... Last edited by jedie : 02 February 2012 at 07:45 AM.
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jedie Expert portfolio jens d. jojo, Germany Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 338	Ah! Works with: `StartObjectCreation Join_Bodies`
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