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Lazy Caddy Controller

By Raymond Homme Ingebretsen · Credited author: Raymond H.Ingebretsen · 2012-02-18

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Version
1.0
3ds Max compatibility
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Tested on 2012
Date updated
2012-02-18
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Description

Additional Info

[DESCRIPTION]
Lazy Caddy Controller V1.1 - Script to control the Caddy.

[INFO]
- Put the files in maxroot\scripts\ (e.g.: C:\3dsmax2012\Scripts\)
- Tested with 3DS Max 2012

NOTE
You must have the Caddy open to se what's going on :o)

[CREATION INFO]
Last Modified: Feb 20, 2012
Author: Raymond Homme Ingebretsen
Webpage: http://www.homme3d.com

[History]
V1.0: First version.
V1.1: Added write settings to "Scripts/startup" folder.

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Comments (6)

Raymond Homme Ingebretsen · 2014-12-19

miozturk: Yes, i know about the caddy option in 2014->

When i did this script, that choise was not an option ;)

Regards

asymptote · 2012-02-24

This is great, now can you make a button that when pressed sends 10,000 volts through the person/people responsible for these UI abominations.
That would be cool....thx ;)

NikkoN · 2012-02-20

Thank you! Now the settings are saved.

Raymond Homme Ingebretsen · 2012-02-20

Updated the script!
Now it write your settings to a file called "CaddySettings.ms" in scripts/startup.

Do not save settings

NikkoN · 2012-02-19

Thanks. It works. But does not save the settings..
Max 2012 x64