UPDATE: So it seems the issue has now perished. I had previously been engaged in a stalemate with Gmax as to importing a model to animate. Having ventured far and wide the past week or more, and with another week ahead to travel further, I found myself unable to transport my desktop along for the ride. Such a pity! The netbook has the brainpower of nary a dozen sheep, whilst my desk-based computation machine intimidates even the most intelligent apes. As is obvious, Gmax essentially entered by force, being the only option available. Refusal after refusal to cooperate led me to upload a block of text to this forum in the form of a plea for help, a request for a model with which I would be able to create animations. Upon posting said inquiry, I find Gmax fully loaded and prepared to animate with the model that I had instructed it to import just minutes ago. It had failed nearly twenty-five times before, yet this time was somehow unique. Alas this was of course bittersweet, for only moments ago had I left this post which asked for assistance! The only course of action was to replace said request with a large eloquent tale of the epic journey which brought me to writing said tale. We'll never know what made Gmax work this night, but there is one thing we can be sure of: one cannot download Gmax without possessing patience equal to that of a rock's, content to sit forever, expecting nothing but secretly hoping for something.

TL;DR: If the hen declines to put forth an egg, Gmax will most certainly squeeze the hen!
Edited by The Cereal Killer on Jun 30, 2011 at 03:17 AM

I think I understand-- you couldn't find the bluestreak gbxmodel importer by theghost, so you couldn't do anything?

TL;DR: wat

No I had the importer; the problem I had was that I told it to import a model, then it would return a registry error. I would hit "ok" then force quit Gmax. But what I didn't know was that the registry error didn't matter at all, and if I just left it sitting there for about 15 minutes, it would import successfully.