Vray Light Lister window went missing

[catpower]

Can't find the Vray light lister. Not sure if it's not opening, or is opening somewhere but is off my monitors. Have done the usual windows tricks, like Cascade windows, etc. But it still doesn't show up. Any tips?

Windows 7, Vray 3.4, 3dsMax 2016

Thanks - Chris

[Morne]

Try this

http://mornestudio.com/ui4one_liners/

[anthonyh]

hi morne,
another one you could add is fix vray object properties etc. quads. mine disappeared again, grrr.
i think i`ll have to delete my max settings again. ah 2016, you hunk of junk.
cheers
anthonyh

[Morne]

hi morne,
another one you could add is fix vray object properties etc. quads. mine disappeared again, grrr.
i think i`ll have to delete my max settings again. ah 2016, you hunk of junk.
cheers
anthonyh

Try the light lister fix and see if it fixes it... let me know

[anthonyh]

hi again,
yup that did it, sorry i presumed it only did the light lister, like a numpty i didn`t check.
it`s all back as it should be.
many thanks
anthony

[catpower]

Morne,
The Vray Light Lister has always been available in my Tools menu. And is supposedly open, it's just nowhere to be found. I ran your script anyway, but still no luck.
Thanks though.

Chris

[Zdravko.Keremidchiev]

What if you bring back the Light Lister window in the monitor view?
You can try this approach: make sure the windows is open and active. Then press Alt+Space, M, hold one of the arrow keys and move the mouse to bring the window in view.

[catpower]

That worked! THANKS!

[four_hands]

[QUOTE=Zdravko.Keremidchiev;n808114]What if you bring back the Light Lister window in the monitor view?
You can try this approach: make sure the windows is open and active. Then press Alt+Space, M, hold one of the arrow keys and move the mouse to bring the window in view.[/QUO

Thanks Man! You solved my problem.

[^Lele^]

Morne's kindly provided script only really runs "registervraymenus()", a function we distribute with the standard v-ray install and that you can type yourself into the listener to identical result.
Multi-monitor fixes to UI elements are of the kind Zdravko mentioned, where the window actually takes focus, or have to be provided by the tool maker where it doesn't (f.e. the VFB functions to reset its position.).