Write a max script that takes a list of positions in 2d, a target object and a starting position selection by the user as inputs to generate a list of positions in 3d based on a deformation of the 2d positions over the object.

The objective of the script would be to take an array of pre-defined positions in 2d space (around 100 dots in a grid-like configuration) and project them over a 3d body to generate a new set of positions in 3d. The process would work similarly to a "project" modifier, but dynamic and interactive. In order for the script to place the array properly, it needs some inputs from the user. Components: 1. The source file for the 2d array (a CSV file with a Point ID and an X and Y position value) | Point ID | X | Y | | -------- | -- | -- | | 01 | 18 | 23 | | 02 | 21 | 40 | | 03 | 44 | 30 | 2. The target object 3. A selected position placed over the surface. A null object can mark the spot. This selected position corresponds to the midpoint of both the 2d and 3d arrays. This point is also oriented along the normal of the surface. 4. A radius setting. Essentially configuring the distance between the center and the border of the 2d array. 5. An orientation setting to define the array rotation. The final "projected" positions should be visible in the view-port and interactive in real time. They can be displayed as null objects for example. The script also needs to handle two arrays simultaneously. Full details can be found HERE : [login to view URL]