At what point…
Posted under: Do you realise that you’ve been writing maxscript for too long….?
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I think you played games with your PC instead of writing codes:)
I am your fan
When you go to save a little script you just wrote and only then realise you’ve written the same script before.
That’s just not true Johan, I comment out vast sections of non-working code all the time!
I dunno, the q button looks all nice and clean, if you don’t comment your scripts, you haven’t been coding for too long
(ctrl+q) for president!
-Johan
^_^! lol
If brilliant_mind != undefined do (brilliant_humor())
seems like you use the ‘case’ command a lot