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Posted Mon Oct 29, 2012

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Dynamically compiling and running C# scripts

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Autodesk's Christopher Diggins has developed a plug that allows to edit and run C# programs as if they were scripts, without having to restart Max. More on Autodesk's 3D SDK and Scripting Mayhem blog.

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