re = maxOps.GetCurRenderElementMgr()
re.addRenderElement (Elementlist elementname:Namelist CMasking_ID:#Material_ID)
but It doesn’t work, I don’t know how to write this part: CMasking_ID:#Material_ID
re = maxOps.GetCurRenderElementMgr()
re.addRenderElement (Elementlist elementname:Namelist CMasking_ID:#Material_ID)
but It doesn’t work, I don’t know how to write this part: CMasking_ID:#Material_ID
try this:
re = maxOps.GetCurRenderElementMgr()
re.addRenderElement (myRe=(CMasking_ID elementname:"CMasking_ID"))
myRe.what = 3
thank you very much. How should I deal with a similar situation when I can’t find it by interface or property.
From [https://forum.corona-renderer.com/ Maxscript - LightSelect options #msg210330](https://forum.corona-renderer.com/ Maxscript - LightSelect options #msg210330):
I usually run the “showClass” command with an additional “.” to get all the properties of that class.
for your example:
showClass "CMasking_ID*.*"
Oooooh that’s a nice little hack.
I normally spam each of show interface/interfaces/class/method/properties until I get something useful
Invalid ,Inconceivable!
Hi @SRY
This code seems to work fine for me
showClass "CMasking_ID*.*"
Make sure you are copy pasting it right.