3dmax max sdk c++ Unhandled exception

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I want to use MAXSDK function ExecuteMAXScriptScript to exec script in my application. but I create an VS2008 project and use this function, the application crash with error
Unhandled exception at 0x774a8da9 in Test.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00000014.
The project can be complied,why it can't run correctlly?I have use the maxscrpt.lib and maxscrpt.dll in the working directory.

Posted 20-Dec-13 15:55pm

CmMac

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Ron Beyer 20-Dec-13 22:09pm

Just because it can be compiled, doesn't mean it works. Can you post the offending code?

CmMac 20-Dec-13 22:10pm

The code is very simple.Is anywhere has problem?
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <maxscrpt maxscrpt.h="">

#pragma comment(lib, "maxscrpt")
#pragma comment(lib, "core")

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
//Test t;
//t.show();
//DisableThreadLibraryCalls(hInstance);
//MaxUtils::execScript("lsjfd");
::ExecuteMAXScriptScript("lskjfd");
return 0;
}

CmMac 20-Dec-13 22:12pm

I use ::ExecuteMAXScriptScript("lskjfd"); in the 3dmax plugin project it runs ok.But I can't run in my console project.

Ron Beyer 20-Dec-13 22:19pm

I'm sure that the script runs in an environment set up to support it, does it say that you can run these functions outside of 3DSM?

CmMac 20-Dec-13 22:21pm

I know,but when I complied an dll with this function and import into and max plugin project,it also can't run it.Why?

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