03-31-2023, 01:34 PM
tyFlow's Script operator just uses regular C#, so you could try following these instructions:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6422...-file-in-c
Note that 3ds Max's bundled C# assemblies don't include System.Xml.dll, so you'd have to find that elsewhere and bring it into the Script operator as a custom assembly (add it to the assemblies list in the settings).
If your machine has .Net 4 installed, you can find it in the .Net 4 installation folder.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6422...-file-in-c
Note that 3ds Max's bundled C# assemblies don't include System.Xml.dll, so you'd have to find that elsewhere and bring it into the Script operator as a custom assembly (add it to the assemblies list in the settings).
If your machine has .Net 4 installed, you can find it in the .Net 4 installation folder.