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steebu

steebu
Posted: 25 August 2010 01:02 PM

Total Posts: 42
Joined: 09 January 2007 01:40 PM

How might I close a GUI window I’ve created in MB 2011?

Using DestroyTool() or DestroyToolByName() works in MB 2010, but if I run the exact same code in 2011 and try to load an .fbx file MB crashes. It doesn’t matter what .fbx file I try to load, MB will crash.

Even something as simple as

toolname = 'test foobar'
t = CreateUniqueTool( toolname )
DestroyToolByName( toolname )

will crash in MB 2011 if I try to load an .fbx after running it. MB 2010 exhibits no such behavior ... :-(

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