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Time Clock

By Graph · 2010-06-01

Version
1.0
Version requirement
9 SP2 or 2008 and higher
Other software required
%
Date updated
2010-06-01
Votes
45
Description


This script is meant for freelancers who like to keep track of their worktime without too much hassle.

Its basically like one of them old Time Clocks you punch in before and punch out after work.
It saves the times tasks ect to a specified file.

have phun
and if you like it punch into the counter up here ;)

Additional Info

Install: -download the .ms file -open it and change the path in line 5 to the path you want your timeFile to be located (see picture) -place the file in your maxRoot/scripts/startUp directory if you want it to load with max -or drag & drop it into max to start when launched -define a type of work -define a task -hit start -do your work -hit end $repeat for next task
Attachments

Tags: Time, tracking, timeclock, clock, punch in, punch out, timetracking

Comments (16)

Graph · 2010-11-30

is it literally xxx?
if so please place an @ before the string
local folder = @"C:\Users\xxxx\Desktop\"

re: no text file

Gomi · 2010-11-30

yep

no errors via max-script; local folder = "C:\Users\xxxx\Desktop"
are there more vars to define?

 

 

max 2010 x64

Graph · 2010-11-30

did you define a valid path to save to?

no .txt file

Gomi · 2010-11-30

Doesn't seem to save a text file

afair yes, dont know the

Graph · 2010-10-26

answers by -1

afair yes, dont know the command but should be, unfortunately im not fluent in dos anymore;)
if max crashes it starts with the next entry when you start the clock again so yeah its got its flaws :P but thats why i put up the .ms so ppl can change it to their needs and improve on it if need be.
thx

W DIGITAL · 2010-10-26

nice script!

what happens though if max crashes?
would be cool to create a batch file, an external command prompt script, which starts max and starts the time, saves the info in a log file, and when max closes, or crashes, it records the time max is closed

would that be possible?

Michele71 · 2010-06-03

@Insanto: Great Script Thanks. Very, very Useful :)

@JokerMartini: Not yet. but under construction! When it is ready, you will be the first to view it (and I hope you like it)!

Graph · 2010-06-03

oh, cool
if your using the registry to get the path make sure its the same in the latest 3 win versions ;)

JokerMartini · 2010-06-02

I noticed in your post image at the top how you explain to change that line of code. You can make that line of code automatically default to everyones desktop. I'll fix it and send the updated file your way to check out.

JokerMartini · 2010-06-02

Insanto, when I run your script I get a Runtime ErrorL Filestream cannot create:C:\Users\Insanto\Desktop\timetable.txt

Is it a MakeDir error or problem. I'll look into it and see what could intentionally be the problem. If I can figure it out I'll let you know. I'm using 3ds Max 2010.

Graph · 2010-06-02

huh, i attached it to the post
attached it to thi one too, lets hope it shows

@admin: when you attach something then preview then save it kills the attachments

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Admin · 2010-06-02

Thanks for the note about uploads disappearing. It's been fixed...

JokerMartini · 2010-06-01

How do you get this script. I downloaded your IN Tools and it was no where to be found in max after installing. How do we get a download of this script??

Michele71 · 2010-06-01

Out with the discussion....JokerMartini you have big site Web!!! Very nice ;)

Hello!!

JokerMartini · 2010-06-02

Thanks Michele71 I appreciate the comments on my site. I was actually just checking out your profile on here. I see you around here on script spot a lot. Do you have a personal site? I'd like to check it out.

Michele71 · 2010-06-01

Hemm... How download the Script? I dont find it in your web page...