Apologies up front, as I am not too familiar with MaxScript.
I'm trying to clean up an ex-co-worker's PC since the models he was generating in 3ds Max 2012 were consistently corrupted when opened on other machines. I have already uninstalled and reinstalled Max, and installed SP2 plus hotfixes. However, when launching Max I received the following errors (screenshot of one attached).
"Attempt to display more that maxiumum number of simultaneous error message dialogs occured. See error log file for additional error messages."
Might be worth mentioning that the grammatical error "more that" was not a typo on my part. This error pops at least half a dozen times, followed up by one instance of...
"-- Compile error: Original macro definition not matched by source in file: C:\longfilepathhere\Macro_PhysX_Buttons.mcr -- In line: )"
I moved the .mcr file to another location (didn't want to delete it, yet) and Max launches just fine as far as I can tell.
So my questions are:
1. Is this a standard macro that ships with Max from Autodesk, or is this some 3rd party plugin that wasn't removed completely during the uninstall?
2. If it is from Autodesk, will removing this macro cause problems down the road?
Thanks in advance for any help.
- JMc
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Solved by Steve_Curley. Go to Solution.
Thanks for the quick response, Steve. I did not remove any installation folder before uninstall/reinstall. I did remove the old user profile and all folders/files, but not until after the un/reinstall.
I'll go back through and try to find any and all 3rd party Max plugins and remove them.
Thanks!
- JMc