[j.a.b]

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Hello!

I’m very new to Project manager and am loving it so far. Great job!

I have a very specific layer structure I use for projects, and it would be very handy to be able to select a layer, and then drag-and-drop merge objects and have them automatically be moved to that layer. This could possibly be an option

[Oleksandr Kramer]

You can do this using Project Manager API

Save the next script to file “MovetoCurrentLayer.ms” and place it to the startup scripts directory.

Restart 3ds max.

fn MovetoCurrentLayer &PostMergeStruct =
(
  local layer = layermanager.Current 
  for obj in PostMergeStruct.Nodes where isValidNode obj and not isDeleted obj do
    layer.addNode obj
)

if (superClassOf PmCallbacks == structDef) do (
  PmCallbacks.removeScripts CallbackID:#MovetoCurrentLayer
  PmCallbacks.addScript #postFileMerge MovetoCurrentLayer CallbackID:#MovetoCurrentLayer
)

For details see the example about callback #postFileMerge on the page

https://3d-kstudio.com/faq-cat/maxscript-api/

Have a good day!

[j.a.b]

Fantastic! Thank you :)

 

Is there a spot where your examples such as this are saved? I’m sure there are a lot of handy scripts like this you’ve made…

[KARIM HASSAYOUNE]

Hey,

Did this script work for you ?

I saved it to the startup scripts folder as instructed but it does seem to work.

I tried running this command :

PmCallbacks.Show()

and it returns this :

#postFileMerge:
CallbackId:#MovetoCurrentLayer, MovetoCurrentLayer()

So the callback seems to be added properly right ?

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Hi
Yes – it should be work.

Note that now Project Manager has a related option in the Preferences.

[Resolved]

[KARIM HASSAYOUNE]

Ah yes, ok perfect.

Thank you.