I posted this question in the PrimComposer forum, but I have since realized that this one is probably more appropriate to my situation.
Basically, I have an Editable Poly that I want to creat a sculpt map from using SculptGenMax, which is a part of PrimComposer 1.2.5 that I downloaded. However, when I follow the instructions to select the object, run SculptGenMax and choose “File > Generate Sculpmap from selected”, I am given an error message along with a window showing the script code for SculptGenMax.ms, apparently. The error message states:
MAXScript RCMenu function Exception
– Unknown property: “vertColor” in undefined
I've noticed that this is occuring with imported .OBJ files, not with creating something from scratch using Max's built-in primitives… Does anyone happen to know why this is happening and what I can do to correct it? Maybe something during export from my other application or during import in 3ds Max?
Let me know, please, if I need to upload a sample .MAX file so people can see what I'm talking about… Thanks!
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TakuanDaikon
TakuanDaikon
1:21 am May 2, 2009
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Sturm said:
Let me know, please, if I need to upload a sample .MAX file so people can see what I'm talking about… Thanks!
Well, I'm not the Max expert that Shack is, but I'd be happy to take a stab at it if you want.
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chris
5:44 am May 28, 2009
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yeah i get some unknown exeption thing too im using 3ds max 2010 i kina do the logical thing ignore it and hope for rthe best… till it stuffs up something really cool i have ben working on
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bozz Larsson
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2:52 pm May 31, 2010
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Hi there
I got the same problem as wanted to make a terracotta-flower pot.
Made a sculpshape – with Cylinder shape.
when export i get the:
** 1 Errors:
– (1) SCULPTGEN FAILED in prim 'Cylinder001' -> — Unknown property: "vertColor" in undefined
Then i start all over again, and export everytime i did some modifying. And the problems arrives after i have done
next Modifying after Taper – that goes well.
I wanna close the buttom by selecting all verts at lowest stack, and collapse.
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