[Thomas C]

Thank you Oleksandr, now it works :)

Here is what I wrote at line 44:

 

if files.Count > 0 do
fileIn files[1]
if files.Count == 0 do (
fileIn @”C:\Program Files\Corona\Corona Renderer for 3ds Max\2023\Scripts\coronaConverter.ms”

 

Thanks!

[Thomas C]

Thanks.
Sorry but I don’t know how to do that.
I thought this is what this line does:

 

[Thomas C]

Thanks, I did.
But it still doesn’t work.
And this time no new .max file is created, possibly indicating that no convert process happened.



 

 

 

[Thomas C]

Thanks.
Sorry, I don’t understand: why using a Corona script?
I installed Trackscripts, and I choose to run ‘ConvertMaterials.ms’ (please see attached screenshot): isn’t this script intended to do precisely what I want?

[Thomas C]

Also,

What does the “File-Units” option do?

[Thomas C]

Thanks.

I ran Batch Max Files script: but it converted my VRay files to VRay files.

 



How do I get the script to convert VRay files to Corona files?

Thanks for your support Oleksandr,

[Thomas C]

I didn’t think about this.
Thanks a lot sir!

[Thomas C]

Hi,

So is there a way to see all the materials of all my libraries at once?

Your support is much appreciated, thanks

[Thomas C]

There was a typo, sorry.
You must read: ” display all the materials of all my libraries at once?”

[Thomas C]

Great work!
Thanks a lot,

[Thomas C]

Fantastic.
Thanks for letting me know Oleksandr,

All the best,

[Thomas C]

Great, thanks for the hard work Oleksandr!

[Thomas C]

Done, thanks!

[Thomas C]

Wow, great job as always, thanks a lot Oleksandr!
Can’t wait to have it implemented in Project Manager :)
Thanks again

[Thomas C]

It makes sense Oleksdandr.

Anyway, thanks again for the help and for this great plugin!