AlexHarker

I have a max object that has a couple of attributes.

One of these should be a long in the range 1 - 4. I am using CLASS_ATTR_FILTER_CLIP to clip the value in this range.

This works fine, but the value still defaults to 0, which is incorrect. What is the correct way to avoid this. CLASS_ATTR_DEFAULT does nothing, although a "dictionary based constructor" is mentioned in the SDK but I'm not sure how this applies to a non UI object or how to do this.

I have a max object that has  a couple of attributes.
One of these should be a long in the range 1 - 4. I am using CLASS_ATTR_FILTER_CLIP to clip the value in this range.

default-value-for-standard-object-attribute

bump. I am having exactly the same problem. did you ever solve this?

bump.  I am having exactly the same problem.  did you ever solve this?


I too searched for CLASS_ATTR_DEFAULT on this forum. I have the same problem.

Default value for standard object attribute