I won't address everything that has been said here now but...
1) we (at least me) normally expect a certain amount of basic max knowledge when some questions are asked. I do not know how much or how few you know about max. So when you ask "how to use the converter" I could ...
a) explain how to load scripts, what a material is and how it is structured and how to save material libraries and so on
b) assume you know how to use max and just need help with a specific feature (that's what I asked for).
2) I'm not in any way associated with the product (Corona renderer). I'm only the developer of the converter script, so if if you think I behave to harsh, it's just me, not the corona team ;-)
3) Corona does not have to be the active renderer to use the converter, just as a note, it works nontheless.
4) again about courtesy and support. I do that (you can have a look in the converter thread), I just don't have the time to answer questions that have been put in a very general way. If you need help, make clear what you need. I don't mean anyone any harm (...and everyone may have a bad mood once in a while) ;-)
I get everything you say and you are right in what you have said. I should have been more specific in what I wanted :)
I guess I got intimidated by your "DeadClown" avatar. Maybe you should have a pic of an angel or something less scary :-)
I am 47 trying to understand and catch up with you talented guys. What's simple to most is taxing for me.
My conversion from Sketchup to Max has been hard. Each day I get alittle better though. Last week I did not even
know what a script was.... though I am familiar with Ruby scripts in SU.
So, again, I apologize for barking at you. It is more to do with my frustration at not knowing how to overcome something.
Is it possible to save a converted material to your HD so I don't have to do it again?
If so, how do I do it?
Will you be making the script convert VRmats in the future? Alot of my best materials are VRmats.
YOU GUYS ARE VERY TALENTED TO BE ABLE TO WRITE THESE SCRIPTS AND MAKE THEM DO WHAT THEY DO.
Thanks for spending the time trying to make our lives easier.