TXT map list

[YoyoBoy]

Is there a way to create a .txt file of all the maps that your scene?

[glorybound]

doesn't MAX's archive feature do that for you?

[YoyoBoy]

Hmm. Dunno. Never used it. I'll check it out.

[YoyoBoy]

Actually, that only makes a list of the files that it found. I want to generate a list of all the bitmaps Max can't find. Basically I just want to make a txt file of the Asset Tracker.

[YoyoBoy]

Or even just list them in the Listener so that I can paste it into an e-mail.

[joconnell]

Run this piece of crap:

MyOutFile = "c:\\scene_texture_list.txt"
ThetextFile = CreateFile MyOutFile
(

local mapfiles=#()

fn addmap mapfile =

(

local mapfileN=mapfile as name

local index=finditem mapfiles mapfileN

if index == 0 do append mapfiles mapfileN

)

enumeratefiles addmap --line 9

sort mapfiles

for mapfile in mapfiles do 
(
	format (mapfile as string) to:ThetextFile
	format ("\n") to:ThetextFile

)
)

Close ThetextFile
ShellLaunch (MyOutFile as string) ""

Based on an example in the max help.

[YoyoBoy]

Thanks John. That gives the same result as the Archive thing, though. :/

Man, I never thought this would be so difficult.

[simmsimaging]

Colin Senner's Relink Bitmaps script will print a list of missing texmaps for you. I'm fairly sure it will also pickup Vrmesh files and things like that, but it will track the *missing* images for you anyway.

/b

[scheinbarreal]

Or even just list them in the Listener so that I can paste it into an e-mail.

ATSOps.ClearSelection()
atsarr = #()
ATSOps.Refresh()
ATSOps.GetFiles &atsarr
for atsfile in atsarr where (ATSOps.IsInputFile atsfile) == true do
(
if (getFiles atsfile).count == 1 then
(
print ("found: " + atsfile)
)
else
(
print ("missing: " + atsfile)
)
)

But it only works with absolute paths not with relative.

[joconnell]

Ah sorry, didn't read the second line where you mentioned missing:

MyOutFile = "c:\\scene_texture_list.txt"
ThetextFile = CreateFile MyOutFile
(

local mapfiles=#()

fn addmap mapfile =

(

local mapfileN=mapfile as name

local index=finditem mapfiles mapfileN

if index == 0 do append mapfiles mapfileN

)

enumeratefiles addmap #missing --line 9

sort mapfiles

for mapfile in mapfiles do 
(
	format (mapfile as string) to:ThetextFile
	format ("\n") to:ThetextFile

)
)

[Da_elf]

Colin Senner's Relink Bitmaps script will print a list of missing texmaps for you. I'm fairly sure it will also pickup Vrmesh files and things like that, but it will track the *missing* images for you anyway.

/b

i second this